A nearly 6-foot long, 1,000 pound sea turtle crawled on to a Santa Marta beach early Monday morning to lay its eggs.
Scybalocanthon magnus, a new beetle species was recently discovered in Colombia’s high Andes moorlands.
Scientists in Colombia are celebrating the discovery of the Pristimantis macrummendozai, a new species of high-mountain frog found in the Andes.
A growing energy crisis prompted new measures to encourage energy savings and led to the resignation of Colombia’s Minister of Mines and Energy.
The Thomas van der Hammen Forest Reserve north of Bogotá sparked controversy between current and former mayors, developers and environmentalists.
Sunday marks International Day for Bear Conservation, and Colombia is celebrating by raising awareness of the plight of the rare Andean bear.
A court ruling Monday protects Colombia’s high mountain moorland or páramos from mining and mineral exploration.
The sale of the Isagen power company to Canadian firm Brookfield generated controversy in Colombia this month. What will it mean for the country?
As Colombia’s energy needs grow, solar power could be a big player in an expanded renewable portfolio.
Scientist Henry Arellano thinks deforestation is driving climate change, and he’s measuring thousands of Colombian trees to prove it.
Travel writer Steve Hide ventures overland on a new road which unites Villavicencio with the capital of Guaviare.
Colombia’s rubber tree farmers are rescuing a rural lifestyle – and helping the Amazon bounce back from deforestation.
El Niño has the potential to wreak havoc on everything from water to food to health to wallets.
A group of youngsters in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta have launched the Colombia chapter of Earth Guardians to spread the word on climate change.
British filmmaker Mike Slee was handed a blank slate to capture Colombia’s rich biodiversity. Colombia Magia Salvaje is an epic undertaking of visual conservation for future generations.
In Santa Marta and the Tayrona National Park, marine biologists are helping turtles reclaim their rightful place in our oceans.