Colombia is one of the world’s least polluting nations, but with rapid development, some concerns have arisen.
The Jepírachi wind farm in La Guajira brings modernization into conflict with a traditional way of life.
If testing goes well, Bogotá could become the first Latin American city to incorporate a fleet of electric city buses.
Chef Tomás Rueda explains his food philosophy and the importance of using responsibly produced ingredients.
Construction projects on Caribbean destination Barú island, have residents of surrounding communities concerned.
An NGO in the south of the city has set up a network of urban orchards to help women create a sustainable future.
Disputes and sanctions in Colombia’s coal sector threaten to temporarily shut down a crucial industry.
Next Thursday, Bogotá goes car-free, as thousands of residents walk, bike or take public buses to work and school.
An accomplished artist, the lifelike paintings of Miles McMullan are key to novice and professional birders.
Fernando Trujillo, winner of the 2007 Whitley Prize, leads initiatives in the Colombian Amazon to help save river dolphins.
Bokashi uses microorganisms to break down organic waste in a special bucket.Recycling on a personal scale.