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Second Act for South America: Are Greens the Answer?

New bird discovered in Colombia—and released alive

Colombia’s Next President: A Renovation for the South American Left?

Taking back the rainforest: Indians in Colombia govern 100,000 square miles of territory

Cochabamba Climate Conference: the Coca Contradiction

First-ever photo of rare and spectacular hummingbird from Colombia

More research and conservation efforts needed to save Colombia’s monkeys

El Niño in Venezuela: Hugo Chávez’s “Katrina” Moment?

REDD in Colombia: using forests to finance conservation and communities in Colombia’s Choco, a former war zone

Present day tropical plant families survived in warmer, wetter tropics 58 million years ago

Largely unexplored rainforest slated to be leveled for gold mining in Colombia

Updated Red-List: 192 birds are Critically-Endangered

Amazon rainforest in big trouble, says UN

FARC killing Rainforest Indians in Colombia

Payments for eco services could save the Amazon

Monstrous prehistoric snake provides glimpse of warmer tropical forests

World’s largest snake discovered: prehistoric serpent was twice the size of an anaconda

Photos of new frogs discovered in Colombia

Tropical dry forest fragments important to conserving reptile biodiversity in Colombia

Illegal drug use destroys rainforests

Colombian community leader assassinated by agroindustry-backed vigilantes

“Punk-rock” monkey and handbags made from recycled trash inspire conservation in Colombia

Group takes ‘venture capital’ approach to conservation

Oil development could destroy the most biodiverse part of the Amazon

Colombia creates rainforest reserve to protect medicinal plants

Cocaine use is destroying the Amazon rainforest, says new campaign

Rare jewel-colored frog rediscovered in Colombia

Tropical forests face huge threat from industrial agriculture

Amazon rainforest children to get medicinal plant training from shamans

New poison frog species discovered in Colombia

Low deforestation countries to see least benefit from carbon trading

Scientists capture first photos of extremely rare birds

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