Still unknown to the general public are vast species of animals and plants that live in unique environments.

Russia, Canada, Australia, the United States, and Brazil hold about 70% of the world’s virgin natural areas.

Soil is not simply inanimate material, but rather an entire ecosystem. But soil quality on farms is usually poor as a result of bad management.

Peru, the country which boasts the second largest amount of Amazon territory, is facing a serious threat as the forest’s resources and diversity continues to disappear.

In Cartagena, Colombia, the sedimentation of an important canal could have serious consequences if nothing is done within the next eight years.

Bolsonaro plans on retreating from the Paris Climate Accord and aims to open up the Amazon to drilling and mining.

An open-air dump in Metepec puts around 200 neighboring families in danger from contaminated air.

The election of Jair Bolsonaro as Brazil’s next president has stirred greater implications for the region.

The initiative, Forest and Farm Facility, is a project that promotes sustainable management through the empowerment of agricultural and forestry organizations.

Environmental experts throughout Argentina and the rest of Latin America fear that, if Jair Bolsonaro wins Brazil’s presidential elections on October 28th, the world will lose the Amazon Rainforest.