On May 24, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature has recommended that Chiribiquete be registered as a World Heritage Site.

Following World Recycling Day on May 17, several participants in the Mexican business sector have decided to renew their commitment to recycling, with a focus on plastics.

The Amazon Rainforest, one of the largest regulators of the global climate, has begun to suffer in recent years from a drought that is triggering the mortality of trees.

In an effort to limit deforestation, a bill was presented and passed in the Upper Chamber of the Paraguayan Senate.

The Galápagos Islands seek to be a region free of certain plastics which include straws, plastic bags, styrofoam containers, and non-reusable bottles.

A Peruvian archbishop who has committed his life to fighting pollution will be appointed a cardinal.

Animal conservation programs in Mexico City, Mexico have been able to successfully reproduce some endangered species including the Mexican Wolf, California Condor, and Volcano Rabbit.

An often overlooked, yet reliable, source for evidence of climate change is the migration patterns of bird populations.

A new warning comes with the report “Ecological Risk Analysis of the Paraguay River Basin” from the World Wildlife Fund.

The owner of a local business in Santiago, Chile could not prove the legal origin of the wood he had in the establishment.