After being forced out by a volcanic eruption, many Chileans dreamed of returning to Chaitén. As they rebuild the town, they may be setting themselves up for disaster.

In Madre de Dios, standing up to illegal activity puts environmental defenders in a position of vulnerability. The adoption of new protocols in the country could help protect advocates.

Uruguay’s government is implementing an Integral Waste Management project to improve waste collection and recovery.

The forests of Guaviare, Caquetá, and Antioquia are in danger due to ranching, irresponsible land ownership, mining, and deforestation.

A report by the Brígada de Delitos Medioambientales (Bidema, Brigade of Environmental Crimes) of the Policía de Investigaciones de Chile (PDI, Investigation Police of Chile) stated that contamination of the Mapocho river with fecal coliforms originated from the ski resort Valle Nevado.

This newly discovered underwater landscape is never-before-seen and was made possible by autonomous robots.

One month after the collapse of Brumadinho’s dam, 126 people have yet to be found and will be added to the 182 deaths already registered.

The swamps of Ventanilla, located in Callao, are home to over 125 species of birds, including those that make their homes there and those that stop there during migration throughout the year.

The Conservation Land Trust (CTL) is proposing the development of an experimental luxury hotel industry in El Impenetrable National Park.

As of February 21, an operation was launched in Tlalpan to reinforce restrictions prohibiting illegal felling of trees.