Along with our partners in the Key Biodiversity Areas partnership, Re:wild applauds local communities in Brazil for their hard work to relocate a wind power project that was inside the only habitat of the Endangered Lear’s Macaw. A Brazilian federal judge recently cancelled the licenses for the wind power project. Renewable energy is critically important in the fight against climate change, but locations for these infrastructure projects is also key to ensure that threatened wildlife are protected from the risk of collisions and habitat loss. The area for the wind power project has been designated as an Alliance for Zero Extinction (AZE) site and a Key Biodiversity Area—areas that should be off limits for projects like these. The Lear’s Macaw is a large parrot with vibrant blue feathers. It is only found in a small area of Brazil's Canudos region. The grassland area is also home to numerous traditional pastoral families. The large-scale energy wind energy project threatened both the...