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Primate conservation in Argentina: only 7.2% of their habitat protected, Chaco and Formosa at risk due to deforestation

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In Argentina, the conservation of primates has become an...

Spain increases imports of Ecuadorian shrimp, causing mangrove loss and environmental damage

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Spain has significantly increased its purchases of shrimp from...

NASA prepares to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, transforming the understanding of the cosmos and discovering exoplanets

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In a milestone for astronomy, NASA is preparing to...

Eärendil-1: U.S. mirror satellite will reflect sunlight to illuminate areas of 5-6 km from 625 km altitude

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States...

Environmental News Remembers Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Changed the World’s View on Chimpanzees and Nature

Environment Rocío Viveros
For more than six decades, Jane Goodall dedicated her life to understanding the language, bonds, and emotions of chimpanzees. Her scientific work not only...

What is the longest and most voluminous river on Earth located in the middle of the world’s largest jungle?

Environment Rocío Viveros
Deep in the heart of South America lies a territory where nature reaches its fullest expression. A dense, endless jungle covered by a green...

National Parks at Risk Due to Loosening of Restrictions Allowing Construction in Patagonian Protected Areas

Environment Rocío Viveros
The National Parks Administration (APN) approved the Resolution 300/2025, a new regulatory framework that redefines building parameters within the national parks of southern Argentina....

Spring in Patagonia Park: trails, campsites, rock art, and endless skies in the steppe

Tourism Matías Reynoso
With the arrival of spring, Patagonia Park reopens its doors and unfolds its offering of nature, culture, and adventure tourism in the heart of...

A village crossed by a forest and nature tourism: a wild gem in the heart of northern Santiago del Estero.

Tourism Matías Reynoso
In the north of Santiago del Estero province, about 250 kilometers from the provincial capital, lies Icaño, a town of just 3,500 inhabitants that...
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Spain increases imports of Ecuadorian shrimp, causing mangrove loss and environmental damage

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Spain has significantly increased its purchases of shrimp from...

NASA prepares to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, transforming the understanding of the cosmos and discovering exoplanets

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In a milestone for astronomy, NASA is preparing to...

Eärendil-1: U.S. mirror satellite will reflect sunlight to illuminate areas of 5-6 km from 625 km altitude

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States...

Global warming alters cooperation and competition among white-faced capuchins in Costa Rica

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The global warming is disrupting the social balance of...