Amazon Signal · 8 Oct 2026
The Amazon basin as the satellites saw it, from the same open feeds as the live map. Every number carries its window and its caveat.
Why today: alert area up sharply on a week ago
GFW integrated alerts · rolling 30 days to 8 Oct 2026
3,299km² of possible forest change
+27% on a week ago
All nine basin countries. Alerts are satellite detections of possible change, not confirmed deforestation.
NASA FIRMS VIIRS · last 48 h
11,131active-fire detections
+23% on a week ago
Thermal anomalies across the basin bounding box, not a count of fires burning now.
INPE DETER · Brazil · week to 25 Sep 2026
Largest alerts of the latest published week:
- 2.42 km² near Uniao do Sul, MT — clear-cut, 19 Sep 2026 · see it on the map
- 2.28 km² near Nova Maringa, MT — clear-cut, 21 Sep 2026 · see it on the map
- 1.91 km² near Caceres, MT — clear-cut, 24 Sep 2026 · see it on the map
- 1.81 km² near Novo Progresso, PA — clear-cut, 21 Sep 2026 · see it on the map
- 1.21 km² near Sao Jose do Xingu, MT — clear-cut, 22 Sep 2026 · see it on the map
INPE publishes with a lag of about a week. Drawn from the 6,000 largest alerts of the trailing year, so this is a list of large events, not a count.
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