The National Service of Protected Areas authorized the fishing of Paichi, an invasive fish that inhabits multiple freshwater bodies throughout Peru.

A mining project worth millions was recently rejected in Chile due to environmental risk.

Last seen three decades ago, El Sapo Andino reappears in Ecuador.

The clearing of vast extensions of natural forest and other ecosystems in areas that were thought to be inhospitable and sparsely inhabited – largely because of the armed conflict – is revealing that they were neither so protected nor so inaccessible. What is behind deforestation which stifles the lungs of the planet?

The Bolivian government is planning to build an environmentally friendly road in order to develop the Isiboro Sécure National Park and Indigenous Territory (TIPNIS).

Up to 76% of electricity used by the Chilean metro system to operate its lines will begin to use “non-conventional” methods of renewable energy as early as 2018.

The village of Puerto Claver, El Catre, an Afro community in Colombia, is committed to reforesting one of the worst areas degraded by extensive gold mining.

More than 25,000 scientific reports presented a worldwide show that the massive installation of telephone and Wi-Fi antennas could cause damage to human and environmental health.

A Colombian foundation, Fundación Mamona, is working to protect the planet and mitigate the effects of climate change.

A request has been sent to the minister of planning from the environmental minister, Sarney Filho, in regards to the financial funding of Brazil’s forests.