Matías Reynoso

The Routes of the Guanaco in Patagonia: Seasonal Migrations and Cultural Memory Against Potential Threats

Cada invierno, cuando la nieve cubre las mesetas de Santa Cruz, los guanacos emprenden un viaje hacia zonas más...

Tropical forest loss falls 36% in 2025: Brazil leads the reduction, but Bolivia’s situation raises concern

Según el informe de Global Forest Watch del World Resources Institute (WRI), la pérdida de bosques tropicales cayó un...

Gray whales in crisis: San Francisco Bay becomes a new habitat marked by mortality

The San Francisco Bay, known for the Golden Gate and its intense port activity, has become an unexpected meeting...

Terra preta: the indigenous soil that increases tree growth by 50% in the Brazilian Amazon

A study conducted in the Brazilian Amazon demonstrated that small doses of terra preta —the black soil created by...

A study showed that the Echaurren Norte Glacier in Chile lost 65% of its surface area in seven decades

The Echaurren Norte Glacier, located in the Cajón del Maipo (Metropolitan Region, Chile), has lost 65% of its surface...

Magellanic Penguins at Cape Virgenes: 120 km journeys, myths of fidelity, and the impact of climate change

At the southern tip of Santa Cruz, where the wind and the sea set the pace, lies the colony...

Europe is warming twice as fast as the world: droughts, record fires, and green transition underway

A joint report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the European observatory Copernicus revealed that Europe is warming...

A homemade solar car reaches 48 km/h and 100 km range: Swedish innovation with electric bike parts

The Swedish YouTuber Simon Sörensen surprised his community by building an ultra-light solar car using parts from electric bicycles....

Day of Respect for Chickens: Complex Capabilities and an Intensive System that Challenges Ethics in Latin America

Every May 4th, the International Respect for Chickens Day is commemorated, promoted by the organization United Poultry Concerns. The...

Open Call 2026: Argentina Seeks to Add 40 New Park Rangers to Protect Natural Areas

The National Parks Administration (APN) has opened a call to add 40 new agents to the National Park Rangers...
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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