Para la Naturaleza

Using Trump Tax Cut for Good: Patagonia Donates $10 Million to the Planet

Outdoor retailer Patagonia is giving away the $10 million it made as the result of the "irresponsible" Republican tax cut.

China is Turning the Rainforest into Cheap Furniture for the U.S.

China is rapidly and illegally gobbling up the world’s second largest rainforest, in Africa, to fuel America’s appetite for cheap furniture.

The Puerto Rico Chapter of the American Institute of Architects grants three awards to Para la Naturaleza projects

The program Mapa de Historia (Map of History) received an honorary recognition in the category of Research and Publications

More than a thousand people celebrate Hacienda Buena Vista’s first open house after Hurricane Maria

Para la Naturaleza celebrated with its neighboring communities of Corral Viejo, Marueño, and Vallas Torres.

Para la Naturaleza and Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico partner up to offer hundreds of children and young adults the opportunity to become immersed in nature

260 children and teenagers will be part of nature conservation activities in 5 of the natural areas managed by Para la Naturaleza

Not Enough Ice to Drill the Arctic! Offshore Oil Drilling a ‘Disaster Waiting to Happen’

Last month, the Trump administration approved the first offshore oil drilling development in federal Arctic waters, which environmentalists fear will ramp up carbon pollution that fuels climate change.

Para la Naturaleza joins the #GivingTuesday movement to reforest Puerto Rico

Help us reforest Puerto Rico with native trees!

Bill Gates Unveils Toilet That Transforms Waste Into Fertilizer, Doesn’t Require Water or Sewers

For Bill Gates, toilets are serious business. The billionaire philanthropist kicked off the Reinvented Toilet Expo in China and unveiled a new toilet that does not require water or sewers, and uses chemicals to turn human waste into fertilizer, Reuters reported.

Antarctic’s future in doubt after plan for world’s biggest marine reserve is blocked

Environmental groups say Russia, China and Norway played part in rejecting plan

The Single Biggest Reason People Travel Has Nothing to Do With the Destination

Every trip has a purpose. We travel for business and for pleasure, sometimes to relax or to explore, to accomplish work or completely unplug.

The Complex and Frustrating Reality of Recycling Plastic

Departing festival goers pass garbage left behind at the Glastonbury Festival on June 26, 2016 near Glastonbury, England.

Trump Falsely Claims Puerto Rico Wants to Use Aid to Pay Its Debt

A home destroyed by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico on Sept. 17.

3 Things You Can Do to Help Avoid Climate Disaster

By Stephanie Feldstein

What is Agroecology?

Agroecology is concerned with the maintenance of a productive agriculture that sustains yields and optimizes the use of local resources while minimizing the negative environmental and socio-economic impacts of modern technologies.

We Need an Ecological Civilization Before It’s Too Late

By Jeremy Lent

Australia to ‘Absolutely’ Exploit and Use Coal Despite IPCC Warning

Australia's coal-loving lawmakers dismissed the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) warning to phase out the polluting fossil fuel by 2050.

The National Parks Service to give assistance to southeast communities, including the Sequatchie River Water Trail

National Park Service to Promote New Outdoor Recreation, Economic Opportunities, and Natural Resource Conservation

Bioluminescent Bays Shine Light on Puerto Rico’s Resilience

“Ay, que rico,” whispers Leonor Alicea. “Oh, so delicious.”

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