Solutions
How Ecotourism Became an Unexpected Climate Solution in an At-Risk Guatemalan National Park
Rural communities manage their forest — and how species are protected.
Climate•3 min read
Jorge Rodriguez
Jorge Rodriguez is a journalist, photographer and writer based in Guatemala. For the last four years, he has been working on topics like the environment, sustainable development, and indigenous people from Guatemala and Central America.
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Analysis
Avian Flu Could Hit Latin America Next, Shorebird Researchers Warn
The avian influenza is a growing source of concern for Latin American researchers, since its high pathogenicity represents a risk of infection for migratory shorebirds.
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Reported
‘Hope Always Comes From the People’: Gen Z’s New Language of Resistance
Under Gen Z's guidance, the climate movement has grown during the pandemic, with younger, bolder leaders emerging from all over the world.
Climate•5 min read
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