Citizen Science Laboratory at Hacienda La Esperanza Reserve
At the Hacienda La Esperanza Reserve in Manatí, citizen scientists explore the unique plants, animals and ecology.
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
Para la Naturaleza joins the #GivingTuesday movement to reforest Puerto Rico
Help us reforest Puerto Rico with native trees!
WATCH: Puerto Rico Planting 750,000 Trees to Defend Land From Natural Disasters
PLN is bringing a botanical garden to the students at Juana Colón Public School, their sister organization which has transformed into a Montessori curriculum.
3 Ways to Help Puerto Rico in the Wake of Hurricane Maria
The organization All Hands and Hearts - Smart Response also has on-going volunteer efforts on the island, if you have extra time to spare.
Here’s How You Can Still Help Puerto Rico If You’re Not a Sitting U.S. President
If you are the president, you should’ve started a year ago.
Volunteers Plant Native Trees Near Rivers to Encourage Riparian Forest Reforestation
The initiative is part of the Hábitat program
An Afternoon of a Community Sharing their Hope
Neighbors light the wood-burning stove and sit together to share a meal.
Para la Naturaleza celebrates the first Immersion Workshop for young people in the San Cristóbal Canyon Natural Protected Area in Barranquitas
Barranquitas
Life After Maria: How Travelers Can Help Puerto Rico Recover
A communal pot of food at the Torres de Francia complex in San Juan, post-Hurricane Maria.
During Puerto Rico’s Blackout, Solar Microgrids Kept The Lights On
As the utility on the island continues to fail, new systems of renewables–installed after the storm–are showing what a more resilient grid could look like.
