Could Your Dinner Be Destroying the Amazon?

Could your dinner be destroying the rainforest? Take the quiz and find out what's really fueling deforestation.

What to know:

  • Animal agriculture is the top driver of global deforestation — especially for beef and feed crops like soy.
  • Forests are being cleared at alarming rates, harming Indigenous communities, wildlife, and the climate.
  • Learn how your food choices can protect forests — and what action you can take starting today.

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The Amazon rainforest is one of Earth’s greatest treasures — and it’s vanishing. Behind the chainsaws and smoke, there’s a powerful force: the global demand for meat. Forests are cleared to graze cattle or grow soy, not to feed people — but to feed the animals we eat.

This isn’t just a local issue. The Amazon stabilizes the global climate, holds vast stores of carbon, and supports Indigenous communities and irreplaceable biodiversity. When it falls, we all feel the impact — through rising temperatures, extreme weather, and vanishing wildlife.

Most of us don’t realize that what’s on our plate can be directly connected to this destruction. The connection between agriculture, meat, and deforestation is often hidden — but it’s real, and it’s urgent.

Think you know the full story? Take the quiz to uncover the truth, challenge what you know, and discover how your choices can help protect the planet’s most vital forests.