conservation

The mysterious river where pink dolphins swim: a natural treasure at risk

In the vast rivers of the Amazon, one of the most fascinating mammals on the planet inhabits: the Pink River Dolphin (Inia geoffrensis). Its unique color and playful nature make it an iconic species of freshwater ecosystems. This dolphin is...

Environmental sampling in the Uruguay River: a pioneering collaboration in conservation

In an effort to monitor the environmental quality of the Uruguay River, park rangers from the Islas y Canales Verdes Provincial Natural Park carried out a large-scale sampling. This was done in coordination with specialists from the Autonomous University of...

San Luis: The private reserve Piedra del Agua became Andean Condor Sanctuary

The **Andean Condor Conservation Program (PCCA)** has celebrated the inclusion of a **Private Protected Natural Area** near **La Carolina, San Luis**, a key territory for the **feeding and flight of Andean condors** in the central mountains. Just a few months...

Three rescued orangutans were released into their natural habitat.

In a significant advance for the protection of critically endangered orangutans, Mary, an orphaned rescued orangutan, was released in the jungle of Borneo. It was after spending four years in rehabilitation at the BORA Rescue and Rehabilitation Center. Along with...

Colombia protects isolated indigenous people with exclusive territory.

Colombia has created a territory of over one million hectares in the department of Amazonas, with the purpose of protecting the uncontacted indigenous people Yuri-Passé. Located between the Caquetá and Putumayo rivers, this is the first protected territory in the...

Nepal reveals how many snow leopards remain in the region

For the first time, Nepal has an official figure on its snow leopard population. According to a national study presented this week by wildlife experts, it is estimated that almost 400 of these elusive felines still inhabit the Himalayan...

Chubut declares seven emblematic species as “Natural Monuments” for their conservation.

The Legislature of Chubut unanimously approved yesterday the Natural Monuments Law, a legal tool that recognizes and protects seven emblematic species of its biodiversity. More than a norm, it is a pact between science, politics, and territory. This determination turns...

The Pantanal: Biodiversity and Conservation in the World’s Largest Wetland

The Pantanal, the largest freshwater wetland in the world, stretches across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay, forming one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. Located in the upper Paraguay River basin, it floods annually, regulating the climate and supporting...

Specialists from different countries gather to protect the wildcat

In Córdoba, the conservation of the Geoffroy's cat (Leopardus geoffroyi) gains key allies. This wild feline, affected by habitat loss, hunting, and roadkill, finds support in an international network: the Geoffroy's Cat Working Group (GCWG), an alliance of over...

The sei whale season has started in Rada Tilly: sighting and conservation.

With the start of the **sei whale season 2025**, **Rada Tilly** consolidates as a (https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/la-temporada-de-avistaje-de-ballenas-en-puerto-madryn-comienza-el-14-de-junio/) these cetaceans in the **Golfo San Jorge**. Since April, approximately **2,800 sei whales** remain in the region, with April and May being the months of...

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Today is the International Day for Biological Diversity, a date that reminds us of the need for harmony and sustainable development.

Every May 22nd, the world celebrates the International Day for Biological Diversity, a date proclaimed by the United Nations...