The HIFOR Amazonas Project is in two Sustainable Development Reserves, in the Central Amazonas Conservation Complex of Brazil
Covering 3,623,406 hectares of high integrity tropical forest. The area is a Ramsar Priority area and UNESCO Natural World Heritage site with 12,000 people living in local communities who depend on nature-based economies for their livelihoods.
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The Amazonas sites have a very high level of ecological integrity.
They are home to jaguars, river dolphins and primates such as the night monkey, red howling monkey, black- faced black spider monkey, pygmy marmoset, black-headed squirrel monkey, ecuadorian squirrel monkey, humboldt’s squirrel monkey, large-headed capuchin, white bald-headed uacari, and red bald-headed uacari.
Threats from hunting continue to exist.
Forest Landscape Integrity Index