International Day of Rivers was celebrated in Peru on March 14, 2021. The day was used to educate Peruvians on the importance of proper use and maintenance of rivers.

The coronavirus pandemic – the human, economic, and social consequences of which are still being felt in much of the world – has emphasized the close link between a healthy environment and healthy communities.

A new computer program created by Colombian electronic engineer Monica Yolanda Moreno Revelo helps track agricultural changes and deforestation.

A recent collaboration between a wildlife foundation and a Chinese manufacturer of video surveillance products has been slowly but successfully planning the reintroduction of the jaguar species, which is “practically extinct in Argentina.”

Massive quantities of fish have washed ashore in Chile due to the natural phenomenon of coastal upwelling.

The electric industry in Mexico underwent a reform which locals are calling the Ley Combustóleo (Fuel Oil Law).

Millions of women are coming together to preserve the environment, biodiversity, and stop the effects of climate change.

Ecologist groups have proposed the Ecuadorian government to alleviate some of its foreign debt in exchange for increased commitments to preserve the unique Galapagos Islands.

Environmentalists and locals protested the mining company, Mineração Geral (MGB), on February 26, 2020 in Serra do Rola-Moça, Brumadinho.

The Argentine countryside has a long road ahead in its search for implementing sustainable practices in the farming industry. Still, that dream of sustainability is not too far out of reach.