Since 2012, Conaf has enforced 52 expulsions in Magallanes parks (174 individuals), with Israelis (53) at the top of the list, followed by Chileans (28) and French (17).

With a session of the Ministers' Council scheduled for February 12, the Colla community warns that the government appears to be pushing for park approval despite a pending Supreme Court case. "They cannot lock down the territory," stated their president, Ercilia Araya, in a letter to Minister María Heloísa Rojas Corradi.

A study conducted by the "Scientists of Waste" program from the Universidad Católica del Norte, supported by Oceana Chile, analyzed waste composition across 60 beaches in the country, confirming that cigarette butts, plastic bags, and single-use plastics remain prevalent along the Chilean coast, despite the existing laws aimed at preventing this pollution.

After a video of him smoking in the park went viral, the court granted a conditional suspension: $2 million to the Fire Department, a three-year prohibition from returning to Chile, and exit from the country. This marks the second case this summer season.

With local drive and global support, the Conserva Puchegüín campaign exceeded its fundraising goal and acquired the Fundo Puchegüín, a 133,000-hectare area in the heart of Cochamó, which serves as a true climate refuge housing 58,000 hectares of primary forests and nearly 11% of the world’s larches, home to endemic species such as the huemul, the monito del monte, the pudú, and Darwin's frog. Now, with community involvement, this invaluable site will benefit from a comprehensive conservation plan.

OPES researchers propose in Podcastpitalismo a green and popular industrial policy that transcends neoliberal extractivism through democratic planning.

On this February 2, World Wetlands Day, it becomes clear once again that these ecosystems are not just "grass": they help regulate water, support biodiversity, and cushion the impacts of climate change. Here’s a brief (and jargon-free) guide to identifying them and getting active if they're at risk.

The discovery of child skeletal remains in the flooding area of the Los Lagos project confirms the presence of an ancestral cemetery and discredits the narrative of "sporadic occupations."

The Chilean palm is now classified under Appendix I of the CITES Convention, granting it maximum international protection due to its status as an endemic species at risk, threatened by wildfires, drought, habitat loss, and international seed trade. With remarks from certain members of the future Kast government, the question arises: What will be their official position regarding the conservation of endangered native species?

A report by Fundación Terram reveals that, despite an existing legal ban, large mining and fishing companies received $6.717 billion in state subsidies between 2004 and 2023. The investigation highlights a lack of oversight and discretionary criteria from the Treasury, benefiting groups with environmental and legal issues, undermining the original purpose of the law.