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The dark-soul magnolia rises among the forests of Urrao

Fabián Uribe Betancur y Valentina Pineda Lamus -
Every day in the Colibrí del Sol reserve, two women protect the Urrao magnolia, an endangered tree, from indiscriminate logging and agricultural expansion that...
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I stepped up because no one wanted to be a park guard (part 2)

Fabricio Lobatón -
Communities in San Carlos, Amaya, and Perereta transformed their relationship with Bolivia's most endangered endemic parrot after two decades of working with Asociación Armonía,...
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I stepped up because no one wanted to be a park guard (part 1)

Fabricio Lobatón -
A community project in the dry valleys of Cochabamba increased the population of an endemic species from 807 to 1,160 individuals in nine years,...
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The rebirth of Santa Julia: the urban wetland that unites conservation and livelihood

Scarlet Timaná Zapata -
In the arid landscape of Piura, Peru, where the sun seems to never rest and dust covers the streets of the Veintiséis de Octubre...
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Anatomy of community restoration in the Bay of Cispatá

Jose Ignacio Estupiñan Martinez -
Cispatá Bay is now a model of community restoration: a territory where former hunters protect the American crocodile, local associations restore mangroves, and more...
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The Bolivian asaí of Porvenir, Bajo Paraguá: the fruit that teaches the world how to protect the Amazon

Lisa Mirella Corti -
In the Bolivian Amazon, a small Indigenous community demonstrates that asaí can be more than just a global superfood: it’s also a tool for...
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‘The land heals if you leave it in peace’

Andrés Gómez -
The Awá La Nutria Nature Reserve initiative, spearheaded by the Awá community of El Verde in Colombia, has strengthened community environmental governance through gatherings,...
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In 2024, 480 petrels were born free after the removal of invasive plants and rodent control

María Gabriela Castillo -
Over 25 years, the increase in petrel nests in Galápagos reflects sustained work in environmental restoration and invasive species control. More than 3,000 nests...
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The dry forest is dying: the battle to save a forgotten ecosystem

Cinthia Cherres Huamán -
In northern Peru, the dry forest is dying. Over the past 23 years, more than 440,000 hectares of this vital ecosystem—one that regulates the...
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Argentina strengthens its leadership in rewilding projects as its scientific system weakens

Cecilia Fernández Castañón -
The reintroduction of extinct species in protected areas across the country has been highlighted by international organizations—but this ecological restoration strategy faces controversies and...
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