With the horrific fires in the Amazon this year, the Brazilian environment has undergone a lot of damage.

With the help and support of the National University of Colombia Medellín and the University of Antioquia, the municipality of Girardota in Antioquia has developed a complete monitoring system for emissions, named the Real Time Air Monitoring System or SMART.

National Institute for Space Research in Brazil recorded 14,489 fires from January 1 to September 12, 2020 versus 4,660 in the same period last year, all while funding set to decrease in 2021.

Fires erupted at the Rosario-Victoria Bridge and prompted quick response by volunteers and residents.

A recent study by Science Advances details the importance of preserving Peruvian territories and their biodiversity.

The issue of environmental licensing is back on the table following a recent government decision to restart widespread fumigation.

The land allocated for conservation in Costa Rica has grown 11.2 square kilometers in the last ten years.

A new book explores the many myths that surround the world of gold mining in Colombia.

In September of 2019, the coastal communities of Brazil faced the biggest environmental tragedy they had ever seen, and one year later the fishermen affected are demanding the aid they never got.

Since January 2019, there have been no seizures of smuggled jaguar teeth in Bolivia, prompting experts to hypothesize why this reduction is taking place.