The Arhuaco of the Sierra Nevada have regained 500 hectares of ancestral lands with the Forest Wardens Heart of the World program
At a nature reserve in the Eastern plains, the mayoralty of Bogotá released 408 animals after years of being held captive in the Colombian capital.
The tragedy in Putumayo has shown Colombians that this country can come together in the face of a natural disaster and efficiently coordinate humanitarian relief efforts.
Residents of Cajamarca took a nearly unanimous decision in a popular vote on March 26 to block a massive gold mine, dubbed ‘La Colosa’.
Local activists recently closed El Cocuy mountain after a football was kicked around on an endangered glacier. Now many are wondering when, or if, this National Park will reopen.
The national weather agency IDEAM recorded the highest temperature ever for Bogotá on Wednesday. The current heat spell will continue for the next several days.
On the second day of the Nobel Peace Summit in Bogotá, the Laureates addressed the important relationship between peace and sustainable tourism.
There can be no denying that habitat destruction is the main reason why human actions drive species to extinction. Organizations such as SavingSpecies can play a role in helping local conservation efforts.
The year’s first “No Car Day” is expected to keep some two million vehicles off the capital’s streets.
A controversial decision by Bogotá’s mayoralty to seize and destroy fish from a shopping mall aquarium has pitched environmental groups against the administration.
Colombia is parrot paradise, but many are hard to spot because their green matches their leafy homes. Ongoing threats to their habitats is endangering this rather feisty species.
The Colombian Navy went on a mission last week to protect baby sea turtles as they migrate to the sea after born on a beach in the Chocó department.
Hurricane Matthew may have dramatically affected Colombia’s peace vote by keeping voters from the polls on Sunday.
Hurricane Matthew strengthened to a category four storm just north of Colombia on Friday, concerning some in La Guajira and northern Magdalena.
Scientist and adventurer Thomas Defler reflects on his life spent in Colombia’s Amazon region searching for rare and undiscovered monkeys.
Last chance to catch some of the beautiful orchids on display during the 15th edition of the Bogotá Botanical Garden’s National Orchid Show.