The activist, known for his commitment to environmental and social causes in the Los Ríos Region and closely associated with the early days of El Ciudadano, passed away in recent hours. His legacy endures in the defense of territory and the promotion of memory.

The supreme decrees that formalized these areas, which were in process at the National Comptroller's Office, were withdrawn by the current administration for review, a decision that delays their implementation and creates uncertainty regarding the continuity of established conservation policies.

Changa communities of the Humboldt Archipelago raise alarm over environmental setbacks by the government and reaffirm their opposition to the Dominga project. They defend Law 20.249 and distance themselves from unrecognized groups that instrumentalize indigenous identity, declaring their territory is 'under defense' against extractive threats.

The "Let's Recover the Humboldt Penguin" initiative aims to transform environmental concern into massive civic action during one of the country's most significant cultural events.

After years of research at the EIF Herbarium within the Faculty of Forest Sciences and Nature Conservation, specialists identified four new plant species between the O'Higgins and La Araucanía regions. The study, published in PhytoKeys, warns that all face threats due to habitat loss and degradation, while also providing new and valuable information about these wild relatives of garlic and onion.

On World Water Day, over ten grassroots organizations united to advocate for water and environmental protection in response to the environmental policy backslide exhibited by the current administration.

The Regional Governments of Santiago and Valparaíso have signed a landmark agreement aimed at protecting and regenerating the entire Maipo River watershed, reinforcing the urgent need for water source protection amid a worsening climate crisis.

On March 22, thousands mobilized across various locations in Chile, unified under the slogan "Reclaiming Water Means Reclaiming Dignity." Environmental organizations, Indigenous communities, and citizens demanded an end to the extractivist model, denouncing setbacks in water rights under Kast's government.

Rodrigo Mundaca criticizes climate denialism and the model of water privatization in Chile. He highlights that the concentration of water rights and poor environmental decisions exacerbate the water crisis. Mundaca warns that global challenges do not wait for ideological biases and urges prioritizing water as a human right.

The Pewen Defense Coordinator (CODE Pewen) condemns Minister García Ruminot's caricatured statements about “three araucarias,” clarifying that the actual impact involves 96 authorized for felling and over a thousand intervened individuals. They criticize the exclusion of indigenous consultation, a lack of respect for culture, transparency issues, and ignorance of low-impact alternatives.