Cajamarca, an important agricultural community in Colombia, sacrificed potential economic gains for sustainability.

The Dominican Republic’s Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources delivered its Access Rule to Genetic Resources – which is largely used for research purposes – to non-governmental and business organizations.

A group of Santander journalists followed up, step by step, the oil spill near Lizama creek, using drones and shoe leather to get the story.

A recent forum and workshop hosted by the Environmental Ministry of Ecuador presented a regional project to reduce electronic waste.

Biological corridors and protected natural areas are fundamental elements for the conservation of biodiversity worldwide.

Water management is a worldwide concern, especially as the effects of climate change and population growth are putting stress on clean, potable water sources; yet in Mexico, the rate at which these sources are disappearing is frightening.

The World Bank recently released a report with some dire predictions about the future that Mexico faces due to climate change.

Paraguay’s two species of native flowering trees known as “palo borracho” (drunken branch) or “samu’û.”  The particular flowering of the plant depends on the year, the place, and the genetics of the individual, generally occurring between February and April each year.

Farmers fear pollution in the agriculturally rich Tambo Valley from two future copper mining projects, Tía María and La Tapada, but a study shows that the area is already compromised.

The Madriz Y Nueva Segovia Forest has implemented the Informational Forest System in order to monitor any trees that are illegally cut down in territory managed by the indigenous Chorotega peoples.