Amazon burn area hits record low in 2025 after decades of high fire activity
Amazon forest fires fell to their lowest level since records began in 1985, marking a historic milestone in 2025. The decline followed a severe drought in 2024 and was aided by shifting weather patterns alongside reduced deforestation rates. Increased community awareness after the previous year's widespread destruction also played a role in the turnaround. Brazil's President Lula made forest protection a policy priority, contributing to the drop in deforestation. Despite the progress, experts warn that a potential super El Niño event could reverse gains and heighten fire risks in the future.
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