Seeing obese pink dolphins is uncommon, unless they are in tourist sites where people are allowed to feed them. Many travelers flock to the Brazilian Amazon in hopes of seeing river dolphins.

Experts agree that there are at least five reasons why the city of Managua floods every time it rains, and they are deforestation, garbage, urban disorder, obsolete rainwater drainage, and the geographical position of the capital.

Manizales, located in the Colombian department of Caldas, was the center of a tragic landslide this past April, taking the lives of 17 people and displacing hundreds more.

Two Mexican parks have entered the network of UNESCO Geoparks.

Colombia ranks in 24th place among the countries with the most plentiful water resources, but experts worry that within 35 years it could face serious water shortages. 

In recent years, the fashion industry has pivoted towards appealing to a growing consumer base focused on protecting the planet and mitigating the effects of climate change.

In the wake of high numbers of fires across the state of Michoacán, Mexican authorities are advising precautionary measures for both trash handlers and citizens.

The Island of The Birds, within the lake Suchitlán in El Salvador, has become populated by thousands of birds of a species related to pelicans.

According to Tomas Walschburger, science coordinator at The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Magdalena River “is arriving to the point of no return from pollution.”

Eliminating planting within 30 meters of rivers and cutting down on erosion are the main goals.