Matías Reynoso

Innovation

Mycelium against the use of styrofoam: sustainable biotechnology to transform waste into compostable packaging

More than 70 U.S. cities —including Washington DC, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Portland, and Seattle— have already banned the use...
Animals

Penguin Awareness Day: An Urgent Signal from the Southern Oceans in the Face of the Climate Crisis

Cada 20 de enero se conmemora el Día de la Concientización por los Pingüinos. Una jornada que invita a...
Animals

Colombian Pacific: 47 wild animals released and fight against illegal wildlife trafficking strengthened

Environmental authorities released 47 wild animals —including turtles, caimans, and boas— in a rural area of Buenaventura, in the...
Tourism

Praia do Sancho: why it is considered the best beach in the world and an example of sustainable tourism in Brazil

Brazil is one of the most chosen summer destinations for its beaches and vibrant energy. Among so many options,...
Environment

Mendoza faces moderate drought and low river flows: warning about the future of water in the province

The General Department of Irrigation of Mendoza published a new edition of the Hydronivometeorological Bulletin on January 13, a...
Environment

Puerto Patriada: fire contained after devastating 15,000 hectares, while Los Alerces remains under threat

The fire in Puerto Patriada, a locality in Chubut, was declared contained after devastating 14,770 hectares of native forests,...
Environment

Wildfires in Chile leave at least 19 dead in the Bío Bío and Ñuble regions and “State of Disaster” declared

El Government of Chile officially confirmed the death of at least 19 people due to the wildfires affecting the...
Animals

The case of Kangaroo Island and how a predator-proof fence allowed the recovery of endangered species in Australia

On Kangaroo Island, off the coast of South Australia, the installation of a predator-proof fence at the Western River...
Science

Scientists discover the tiny ingredient that supports phytoplankton photosynthesis and the planet’s oxygen

The oxygen on the planet does not come solely from trees. A large part originates in the sea, thanks...
Animals

Patagonia and the Cliff Parrots: The True Story Behind the “Invasion” of These Birds in the Cities

The barranquero parrots, perched on wires or forming giant nests in branches, have become part of the daily postcard...
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Journalist since 2019 with experience in current affairs related to environmental issues, where work and effort prevail in reporting on the importance of caring for the planet.
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