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The Amazon rainforest, the most biodiverse region on Earth, composes more than 60 percent of Peru’s territory. In recent decades, illegal logging in Peru has intensified and threatened future of the Peruvian Amazon. USAID strengthens Peru’s forest sector as a means to combat environmental-crime and related security threats, uphold bilateral trade agreements, and sustainably manage forest resources to conserve biodiversity and reduce carbon emissions.
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