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Who is Fernando Tarapow, the Argentine nominated for the Shackleton Medal for his environmental defense of Antarctica?
The story of Fernando Tarapow combines navigation, education, and environmental conservation in a single journey. After more than four decades connected to the sea,...
The dynamite tree of South America: the hura crepitans and its unique explosive survival strategy
In the humid forests of South America, the Hura crepitans —known as sandbox tree, yellow ceiba, or dynamite tree— has developed a seed dispersal...
An ocelot in the United States reached 27 years and became the longest-lived under human care
Rio, an ocelot living at the The Wildcat Sanctuary in Minnesota, has become the oldest under human care. She will turn 27 years old...
The Key Role of Birds in the Regeneration of Coastal Forests: A Hopeful Study
Thrushes, kiskadees, tanagers, celestinos, and flycatchers, among other species, disperse seeds throughout the territory, promoting the natural regeneration of environments. The conclusion is clear:...
The hooded grebe nests again in Patagonia National Park in Santa Cruz after a decade of absence
After a decade without reproductive records within the protected area, the hooded grebe (Podiceps gallardoi) has nested again in the Patagonia National Park, in...
