This year, deforestation in Brazil has reached its highest level in a decade.

Between 2014 and 2016, scientists in the province of Darién, Panama have discovered 16 previously undocumented species of plants and animals.

An indigenous Brazilian from the Baré tribe was shot and imprisoned for preventing a fishing company from operating within indigenous land.

An almost brand new, yet largely abandoned, urban park has residents worried about a recent proliferation of mosquito activity.

The government of Mexico City recently presented the CDMX Bike Plan, which attempts to duplicate cycling infrastructure with an investment of 145 million pesos.

Chacu is the Quechua term for the capture and shearing of the vicuña, a wild camelid endemic to the Andes.

Various parts of Colombia suffer from environmental degradation, and some conservationists have proposed to expel people from certain places that they hope to protect. But is this the answer to the problem at hand?

Still unknown to the general public are vast species of animals and plants that live in unique environments.

Russia, Canada, Australia, the United States, and Brazil hold about 70% of the world’s virgin natural areas.

Soil is not simply inanimate material, but rather an entire ecosystem. But soil quality on farms is usually poor as a result of bad management.