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Join us on our last leg of our world tour and let’s visit the Amazon rainforest. Did you know that Brasil has more than 120’000 animal species, more than any other country in the world?

Most of them live in the Amazon forest, and this forest also plays a critical role in regulating the global climate. But today, the Amazon is threatened not only by deforestation, but also by higher temperatures and droughts. Join us as we explore the beauty and vital importance of the Amazon rergion —the lungs of our planet that keep our live on Earth in balance.

The Amazon rainforest is a smybol for the climate crisis that we face, and that’s why we wanted to officially finish our SolarButterfly World Tour here in the city of Belem, at the UN World Climate Change Conference.

Here we did not only meet the press, but also the indigenous people. They came together from all parts oft he Amazon to send out a powerful message to the whole world, that their habitat is shrinking.

Not only deforestation, but also the use of fossil fuels must be stopped. After the conference we decided to travel deep into the Amazon forest, to see the beauty of this region, with our own eyes.

With our great crew Nico and Silas we boarded the Rondonia, one of the few vessels that connect the little towns along the Amazon river. What an adventure! Join us and see the beauty of this undiscovered, and threatened, land! And be part of the solution. Don’t be a sloth. Act now. Use ecosia.

There is no time to waste!

🌎 The SolarButterfly tour across South America has started! 🚐✨

Follow Simon and Reto on their way from Colonia Suiza to Rivera, all the way across Uruguay! 🇺🇾

The team got to know a former Swiss settlement with lovely nice people, encountered a dinosaur egg, crossed a windfarm, and finally ended up in a small primary school. 💡🌱