Xavier Bartaburu is an Editor at ENVIROLINK LIMITED. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, covering topics such as climate policy, water management, and natural resources. Xavier's work has been featured in prominent publications including Mongabay and Good Good Good.
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Xavier Bartaburu's coverage is heavily focused on environmental and social issues in South America, particularly related to indigenous rights, agroforestry, climate change, and biodiversity conservation. His articles often cite data and government announcements.
For pitching to Xavier, experts or organizations involved in agroforestry initiatives, indigenous land rights advocacy groups, climate change researchers focusing on South American regions would likely be well-received. Offering insights into the challenges faced by local communities due to deforestation or drought in these areas could also attract his interest.
Given that he frequently cites data and covers legal policy regulations alongside cultural and scientific themes within agriculture & farming contexts of the Amazon rainforest region specifically may resonate strongly with him.
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By: Xavier Bartaburu
The rising global popularity of ayahuasca, driven by religious, therapeutic, and tourism purposes, has increased pressure on the Amazonian plant
By: Xavier Bartaburu
Rewilding efforts in Tijuca National Park on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro have been reintroducing species previously extinct in the area, such as agoutis, howler monkeys, toucans, and now, blue‑and‑yellow macaws.
By: Xavier Bartaburu
Brazilian state oil and gas company Petrobras has started drilling in the Equatorial Margin after years of political, scientific and environmental
By: Xavier Bartaburu
Brazilian authorities detained Czech, German and Russian nationals carrying hundreds of cacti and their seeds, all native to Southern Brazil.
By: Sibélia Zanon, Xavier Bartaburu
POTIGUAR BASIN, Brazil — On the estuary beaches where the Atlantic Ocean mixes with freshwater rising from mangrove soils, the shorebird known as the red knot has a single goal: to feed. While one member of the flock keeps watch, the others use their specialized, tireless beaks to capture clams, oysters, snails and earthworms that […]
A study led by researchers from Brazil and Uruguay confirmed the presence of invasive prawns in several conservation areas along the Brazilian coast, including estuaries listed by UNESCO as Natural World Heritage Sites.
By: Xavier Bartaburu
In a remote area of French Guiana, a 29-year-old woman was attacked by a harpy, considered the world’s largest eagle, in October 2023. In an area with extensive tracts of preserved forest, such interactions between humans and wildlife are extremely rare but garner widespread media attention and scientific interest. A recently published study highlighted this […]
By: Xavier Bartaburu, Tiago Da Mota E Silva
MANAUS, Brazil — On June 20, a 50-member team led by NGO Asas de Socorro and Rede Reviva walked about 1.5 kilometers (1 mile) along the shoreline of the Puraquequara Lake in eastern Manaus during a garbage-collection effort. When the activity finished covering a stretch of beach on a lake with a water surface estimated at 20-25 km2, […]
Official documents show the historic presence of benzene and other contaminants in São Sebastião's Itatinga neighborhood.
By: Xavier Bartaburu
The Zág Institute, an initiative of the Laklãnõ/Xokleng Indigenous people, is restoring the Brazilian pine on their traditional territory in the state of Santa Catarina.
