The geoglyphs in the Brazilian Amazon face destruction from industrial farming and deforestation, which makes them visible yet threatens their preservation.
Despite nearly 500 geoglyphs documented since the 1970s, experts estimate that around 16,000 remain undiscovered, highlighting the urgent need for archaeological protection.
As Brazil prepares for the 2025 Climate Change Conference, discussions on deforestation’s impacts raise questions about preserving archaeological sites amid environmental degradation.
A push for UNESCO protection could help preserve Brazil's geoglyphs, yet the future of Chilean geoglyphs remains uncertain due to constant threats from off-road racing.
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