Along the Las Piedras river, there is a small port in the Amazonian region south of eastern Peru where lumbermen have cleared many areas of forest.

The Hospital of Quinteros caught the attention of authorities and citizens on September 25, 2018.

Through Ganadería Colombiana Sostenible (Colombian Sustainable Cattle Farming), around 4,000 small- to medium-sized cattle farmers have converted their farms into sustainable models.

Latin America and the Caribbean may ratify a historic environmental agreement at the United Nations General Assembly.

Illegal deforestation for coca farming is threatening various isolated, uncontacted indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon.

Mexican company Biomitech has won the Innovation Award at the prestigious Contamination Expo that took place in Birmingham in the United Kingdom.

“You didn’t see it. And if you saw it, you avoided it.” For years, Buenos Aires’ railway station, Once de Septiembre, has been crowded, dirty, dangerous, and filled with illegal street vendors blocking the paths of busy pedestrians.

A dangerous invasive species of snail has been introduced on the island of Cuba.

In response to Chile’s recent industrial gas leak in Quintero, hundreds of residents have begun to protest.

In the remote towns of San Miguel and El Tablón in Chiquimula, Guatemala, people are starting to lose hope as a deadly drought worsens.