A Brazilian court orders public officials to restore and preserve Fordlandia, the former rubber plantation and company town built by Henry Ford in the Amazon. The ruling directs authorities to take steps to protect the site and carry out restoration work. Coverage from multiple outlets reports that the decision centers on the condition of Fordlandia’s remaining structures and the need for conservation efforts to prevent further deterioration. The court’s order applies to officials responsible for the area and related oversight. While details on timelines, scope of restoration, or enforcement mechanisms are not provided in the brief summaries available here, all sources agree on the core outcome: the court mandates restoration and preservation actions for Fordlandia, which is often described as Henry Ford’s “Amazon ghost town.” The reporting is consistent that the decision is a legal requirement rather than an voluntary initiative, with authorities expected to implement the restoration and preservation measures specified by the court.