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noticiasambientales.com > environment-en > a-sustainable-life-in-the-mountains-an-eco-farm-in-san-luis-aims-to-regenerate-the-native-forest-in-community

A sustainable life in the mountains: an eco-farm in San Luis aims to regenerate the native forest in community

1+ day, 22+ hour ago   (603+ words) In Villa de la Quebrada, a mountain village of approximately 2,000 inhabitants, a community experience seeks to demonstrate that it is possible to produce and inhabit the forest without disconnecting from its natural cycles. The project began when Alejandro Torres decided…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > with-night-vision-goggles-and-dogs-this-is-how-the-poaching-gang-dismantled-in-chubut-operated

With night vision goggles and dogs: this is how the poaching gang dismantled in Chubut operated

6+ day, 20+ hour ago   (126+ words) In Chubut, there were two raids for poaching and multiple pieces of evidence were seized to identify a group that was entering private properties in search of wild boars and red deer. The procedure was the result of an investigation…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > 26-year-old-new-york-biologist-camps-under-10-6-m-nest-in-1976-to-save-bald-eagles-one-of-her-raised-ones-fathered-over-70-specimens

26-year-old New York biologist camps under 10.6 m nest in 1976 to save bald eagles: one of her raised ones fathered over 70 specimens

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (314+ words) In 1976, a 26-year-old biologist, Tina Morris, embarked on a crucial mission for the conservation of bald eagles at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. She camped for weeks at the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, New York, under a nest elevated 10.6 meters…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > from-one-acre-to-a-sanctuary-a-couple-transformed-their-tallahassee-property-into-a-bird-refuge

From One Acre to a Sanctuary: A Couple Transformed Their Tallahassee Property into a Bird Refuge

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (552+ words) What began as a home surrounded by one hectare of land in Tallahassee, Florida, ended up transforming into a private reserve of 17 hectares aimed at conserving a wetland and protecting local biodiversity. The initiative was driven by Stevenson and Tara…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > return-of-the-leatherback-turtle-to-panama-178-eggs-at-el-fondiaderito-boost-conservation-in-the-pacific

Return of the Leatherback Turtle to Panama: 178 Eggs at El Fondiaderito Boost Conservation in the Pacific

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (334+ words) After an absence of almost ten years, the leatherback turtle has returned to the Pacific beaches of Panama. This news has generated worldwide excitement, especially at El Fondiaderito beach, near Jaqué, where a leatherback turtle has laid 178 eggs, symbolizing a…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > otter-returns-to-the-bronx-river-after-100-years-symbolizing-environmental-restoration-success-in-new-york

Otter returns to the Bronx River after 100 years, symbolizing environmental restoration success in New York

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (346+ words) An otter has been spotted in the Bronx River after almost a hundred years of absence, an event symbolizing a significant environmental change in New York. This milestone was captured by a group of scientists who documented the return of…...


noticiasambientales.com > animals > eradication-of-140000-invasive-goats-in-galapagos-boosts-ecological-recovery-between-1997-and-2006

Eradication of 140,000 invasive goats in Gal??pagos boosts ecological recovery between 1997 and 2006

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (396+ words) Between 1997 and 2006, the Galápagos Islands faced a gigantic ecological challenge: the removal of more than 140,000 invasive goats that had devastated their natural environment for decades. These goats, which fed on endemic plants and competed for resources with the iconic giant…...