Although Colombia is not among the largest CO2 emitters, the country faces the ambitious goal of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 51% by 2030.
This goal will only be achievable through joint efforts between the government, civil society, and...
A total of 85 animals, including birds, reptiles, and mammals, were returned to their natural habitat in a release event organized in Buenaventura, in southwestern Colombia.
Native species returned to nature
These are more than 80 native species that had been...
An innovative project emerged in Colombia and became a success: they sell wines to help street dogs. It's called "Vagabundo Wines", and it was created by Fadia Badrán, an industrial designer and manager of Grupo Madero.
She states that she...
A baby leopard returns to its natural habitat in a true rescue success. Thanks to the work of a specialized center in Colombia, the feline was under special care for a year. Now it returns to the jungle.
It is...
In 2024, Colombia remains one of the most dangerous countries for social and environmental activists, as well as human rights defenders. Although the celebration of COP16 was a positive aspect, the year marked the end of the deforestation reduction...
The Colombian Senate, with a noisy environment reaching levels of up to 90 decibels, has approved the anti-noise law in its fourth and final debate.
The project, led by Antioquia representative Daniel Carvalho, seeks to harmonize the 17 existing national...
Three livestock ranches in San Luis de Palenque, Casanare, joined forces in 2016 to create the El Encanto de Guanapalo Natural Reserve (Colombia) seeking the protection of the ecosystem.
Hato Mata de Palma, Hato Altamira, and Hato Montana cover more...
Animal trafficking is a problem present in almost every country. An example of this is Colombia, more precisely its capital, Bogotá. There, authorities seized about 25 products made from animals such as boa constrictors, red squirrels, turtles, armadillos, caimans,...
Poisonous Frogs in danger of extinction have begun to return to their natural habitat in Valle del Cauca, Colombia, thanks to a breeding program.
The process takes place in laboratories. So far, 21 critically endangered specimens have been able to...
Hand in hand with the Ministry of Environment, **Colombia** announced the dismantling of a **timber trafficking network** operating in the Amazon.
The head of the ministry, **Susana Muhamad**, reported that, within the framework of the National Council to Combat Deforestation...
