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42 Malnourished Vicuñas Rescued in Jujuy: Breeder Charged and Conservation Policies Strengthened

The government of Jujuy relocated 42 vicuñas from a...

Discovery of a Submarine Kelp Forest in Galápagos Tropical Waters Revolutionizes Marine Science

Underwater forests of tropical kelp are marking a milestone...

The Mexican Navy collects more than 39 thousand tons of sargassum in Quintana Roo and strengthens the comprehensive care strategy

The Mexican Navy Secretariat reported that, in coordination with the three levels of government, private sector, and civil society, more than 39,500 tons of...

$1M Project to Restore Mangroves in the Caribbean and Combat Climate Change

The recovery of mangroves in the Caribbean emerges as a crucial response to the challenge of climate change, thanks to an international project with...

Coral Alert: Caribbean Reefs Lose Up to 70% of Their Biodiversity and Face Risk of Collapse

A study led by Jessica Lueders-Dumont from Boston College, published in Nature, revealed that human activity has reduced the trophic complexity of Caribbean coral...

Mexican Caribbean Faces Record Sargassum Accumulation in 2026: Growing Environmental and Tourism Crisis

The Mexican Caribbean is facing one of the most critical sargassum seasons in its history. Experts and environmental authorities anticipate that by 2026, a...

Santa Marta under water and trash: extreme rains reveal environmental and urban crisis in the Colombian Caribbean

The intense rains that hit Santa Marta at the beginning of February 2026 exposed the magnitude of the waste crisis in the Colombian Caribbean....