Canopy crusade: world's highest network of camera traps keeps an eye on animals impacted by gas project

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By Tiffany RoufsNov 21, 2013, 11:38 am131 pts
Oil, gas, timber, gold: the Amazon rainforest is rich in resources, and their exploitation is booming. As resource extraction increases, so does the development of access roads and pipelines. These carve their way through previously intact forest, thereby interrupting the myriad pathways of the species that…

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