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Search Thursday, 6 May 2021 at 08:00:00 2 min read Julia Miranda Londoño © Juan Carlos Sierra Semana The UNESCO World Heritage Centre is pleased to congratulate one of this year s Frankfurt Conservation Award (Bruno H. Schubert Prize) winners, the highest endowed private environmental prize in Germany - Julia Miranda Londoño, WCPA Deputy Chair and former Director of the Colombian National Parks Authority. All four winners of the Award have all contributed in their own way to keeping the Amazon rainforest away from the critical tipping point . The largest rainforest on earth stores billions of tons of carbon dioxide every year and contributes to the climate regulation of our planet and even has its own self-sustaining climate system. Since a large part of the precipitation in the Amazon basin comes from the water that evaporates from the forest itself, with a warmer climate, even more deforestation and increasing numbers of fires, the pr

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