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Monarch Butterfly Population More Than Triples Over Last Year
Imagine 10 acres of woodland fields and branches dripping with butterflies. That's what the remarkable comeback of the monarch in Mexico looked like this winter.
Random Dog Refuses To Leave Boy's Side Until Rescued Days Later
Because of the cold mountain weather and winding ravines, this 14-year-old boy may have been in real trouble if Max hadn't showed up.
Mexico Asked Graffiti Artists To Paint An Entire Town - Joy Was the Result
The Mexican government asked a crew specializing in graffiti to transform a downtrodden town... The result was more than just a new coat of paint.
Lady Gaga Serenades Foster Child With Amazing a Capella "Born This Way" (WATCH)
This young Mexican boy was treated to his own personal Lady Gaga concert after asking the pop star if she could sing him a song.
Poor Family in Mexico Given New Home and New Start From San Diego Group
Today, Rosario's life changes forever. Today, the mother of six becomes a homeowner. Tonight, she will not sleep on a dirt floor. Today means her family will soon be reunited. On this cloudy day in April, International Relief Teams and Project Mercy, a local nonprofit dedicated to improving the living standards of families in the […]
Mexico's Sugary Beverage Tax Likely to Reduce Diabetes, Health Costs
Thanks to a 10% tax on sugary drinks, this study predicts that rates of mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes will drop significantly.
Mexico City Passes Landmark Dolphin Captivity Ban
The legislation will hopefully prevent any more cetacean abuse from transpiring in Mexico City.
Watch to See Exactly How to Rescue a Massive Sea Turtle Stuck on its Back
This American tourist came across a stranded turtle just in the nick of time.
For 30 Years, This Cute Critter Was Thought to be Extinct -Until Now
When researchers first stumbled upon the kangaroo rat, they had to search through old field notes in order to figure out exactly what it was.
This Starbucks is the First to Be Operated Entirely By Older Citizens
The branch has specifically hired older workers between the ages of 55 and 66.
In Just 8 Years, Conservation Measures Increased Jaguar Population by 20%
Researchers are rejoicing over new data that proves there are 20% more jaguars than there were 8 years ago.
City is Converting Highway Pillars into Vertical Gardens to Clean the Air
The project hopes to convert at least 1,000 of these bland-looking highway pillars into gorgeous green air pockets throughout the city.
After Decades of Research, Mexican Scientist Successfully Eliminates HPV From Dozens of Her Patients
A female-led Mexican research team recently managed to "eradicate" HPV in 29 of their female patients in clinical trials.
Logging Plummets in Monarch Butterfly Mexico Reserve
Good news for the Monarch butterflies and their wintering grounds in central Mexico: The clearing of forests used by the butterflies has dropped to just over one acre's worth of trees, compared to the hundreds of acres lost annually in the past.
Indigenous Barefoot Boys Pride Of Mexico for Basketball Wins
It was through sheer force of will and spirit -- and not fancy sneakers -- that a group of indigenous boys from the mountains of Mexico won a world youth basketball tournament, trouncing their opponents even while several players ran barefoot. The boys, even with their short stature, won with scores ranging from 40-16 to 86-3, according to their local Oaxaca state government, which hailed them as returning heroes Thursday.
Police Clown Units in Mexico Befriend Youth to Prevent Crime
In Tultitlán, Mexico, where the police officers are considered some of the most corrupt in Latin America, children who are victims of domestic violence, susceptible to drug sales and bullying, are being helped by cops with big smiles and red noses.
Butterfly Boon as Mexico Stops Logging in Monarch Reserve
Illegal logging has practically been eliminated in the western Mexico wintering grounds of the monarch butterfly, according to a report released in August. The successful anti-logging patrols and payments to rural residents may help solve other forestry conflicts throughout the country.
Help for Hot Spots
A $150 million global fund has been launched to provide protection for environmental “hot spots†that contain the most dense array of plant and animal biodiversity around the planet.
Monarch Butterflies Making a Stunning Comeback this Year (WATCH)
Efforts in three countries to protect Monarch butterflies have resulted in a stunning comeback for the iconic orange and black creature.
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