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Photo by @bethjwald // Thousands of stars blanket the dark night sky over rapids on the Amapari River, in Mountains of the Tumucumaque National Park in the northeast state of Amapá; Tumucumaque is a vast, road-less expanse of Amazonian rainforest; at 15,000 square miles (nearly the size of Switzerland), it is Brazil’s largest National Park and protects a wide array of primates, other mammals, birds, fish and reptiles and is a testimony to Brazil’s commitment to protecting its remaining Amazon forest and some of the most precious biodiversity on Earth. Largely unexplored and remote, Tumucumaque is nevertheless under threat from illegal hunting, mining and timber extraction along its edges, a huge challenge for the skeletal staff of 4-6 park guards and one that has been exacerbated by calls from the new government in Brazil to open up more of the Amazon region for development and resource extraction. It was an incredible privilege to visit the park with its director, Christoph Jaster, and his braved and dedicated team. #amazon #rainforest #brazil #darkskies #parquesnacionales #nationalparks #biodiversity http://montanhasdotumucumaque.blogspot.com/ @ilcp_photographers

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