live now to manaus and speak to carlos durigan, director of the wildlife conservation society's brazilhank you very much for your time. we should be clear, there are always fires in the amazon but this is far worse than usual. yes, good night, here in manaus it is 9pm now. and we are passing through a very bad season now. are passing through a very bad season now. we haven't increase in fires here as you saw and we are now just starting the dry season here in the region. we will have more, at least two months ahead and the situation tends to be worse in good prevention and back to wildfires must be done. it does no harm to remind us alljust how important the amazon is and how damaging what we are seeing is. excuse me, i didn't listen well. what i'm trying to get to is how important the amazon is, just a reminder of that for brazil, for the rest of the world and how damaging what is happening now is. yes. we have here one of the last regions in terms of forest, amazon is not only forest. here we have the largest river basin system. we have more than 300 ethnic groups, indigenous groups,