Global tropical forest deforestation has seen a slowdown, notably led by Brazil, with millions of hectares still destroyed in 2025. While environmental experts see this as a sign that governments can curb forest loss, they caution that rainforests remain under significant pressure from agriculture and that weakened laws could reverse these gains.

Photographer Luisa Dörr documents the unique nature and people of Serra Grande, a vital part of Brazil's Atlantic Forest, highlighting its beauty despite industrial threats and cultural changes.