In Tegucigalpa, private companies and public entities are required to guarantee that their economic activity does not destroy the environment.

A new documentary explores Colombia’s unique and diverse bird species throughout the country.

Plastic bottles, together with the absence of strategies for their recycling and disposal, are causing environmental problems in Cuba.

The closure of the floodgate at the Hidroituango Dam has caused substantial damage to the surrounding environment, in what could be deemed an “ecocide” affecting 12 villages and 10 million people who are dependent on the Cauca River.

The decision to authorize large mining companies to begin lithium extraction in the indigenous territory has been met with resistance in the Province of Jujuy.

In Quito, public parks all over the city are in various states of disarray.

On February 17, 2019, the fifth annual Green Run, put on by the Nature Foundation with help from corporate sponsors and donations, will take place in Simón Bolívar park in Bogotá.

The Santo Domingo province of the Dominican Republic is currently experiencing a “forest plague” that has claimed the lives of more than 400,000 trees in the highland region.

The rocky and table-top mountains in Colombia’s Chiribiquete National Park are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna that are only beginning to be observed and researched by scientists.

Illegal international trade of South American birds has declined substantially, but there is still much to be done to protect the region’s high avian diversity.