“I’m a veterinarian. I got into this after seeing how a sea turtle in rehabilitation defecated plastic. Of every ten animals on which we practice necropsy, nine have plastic inside,” says Diego Albareda from the Department of Conservation of the Ecoparque de Buenos Aires.

Twenty-three organizations in the state of Oaxaca have issued an official condemnation of the Mexican state and extractivist corporations for violating rural and indigenous rights.

A dangerous combination of exacerbating factors is allowing the rapid and widespread destruction of Colombia’s forests to continue.

A proposal was made yesterday by the Association of Friends of Lake Atitlán.

It has been two months since the announcement that Augusta Park would be created, yet the city of Sao Paulo still has no executive project planned.

A project is being terminated by Profepa, Mexico’s federal environmental protection law, in one of the largest sanctuaries for nesting turtles in Oaxaca.

Forest fires are already well-known for the extensive damages that they can cause to entire ecosystems.

The spotfin lionfish is the fastest growing invasive species in Colombia.

Pesticide used in industrial agricultural is causing massive collapses of bee colonies in the Yucatan Peninsula.

A forest fire in Peru may cause the extinction of an already-endangered species of hummingbird.