The northern Amazon is the world’s last contiguous stretch of intact rainforest, generating 20% of global rainfall and 70% of Latin America’s precipitation. These “flying rivers” — massive water vapor systems produced by the forest — sustain global food security, weather stability, and biodiversity. Their loss would carry catastrophic consequences for climate, economies, and societies.
In-country partner Gaia Amazonas, in collaboration with national governments, and Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO)
Blue Green Future is conducting valuations of the last flying river and ecosystem services of the forest, structuring investment vehicles, and supporting regional policy solutions to ensure the protection and restoration of this vital system. BGF works closely with Gaia Amazonas and governments to mobilize investment and align strategies with international frameworks.
