Did you know that Chapultepec Forest is home to 13 different species of these tiny birds flying among the ancient ahuehuetes that have lived there for centuries?

It went from being a dairy farm to a scale recreation of the Valley of Mexico in pre-Hispanic times, have you visited Tezozómoc Park in Azcapotzalco?

Among pines, lagoons, and valleys we went to collect and admire the mushrooms that do not always arrive to the CDMX in 'hongosto'.

Ideal for decorating any indoor or outdoor space, succulent terrariums are the perfect choice for recreating a mini ecosystem at home.

Voortus are outdoor experiences that combine low-impact hiking with glamping while providing environmental awareness.

The organic food and farming project creates its first Diploma in Urban Agriculture, which begins in February in the CDMX.

For some years now, acitrón, a traditional ingredient of the Rosca de Reyes, has been banned in favor of national biodiversity.

With the recommendation of an expert, these are the Jamaica Market flowers that look best in October besides the classic cempasúchil.

Social entrepreneur Felix Brooks-church, the Rolex Award Laureate for Initiative 2021, plans to fight world hunger with pragmatism: he invented a machine that turns ordinary flour into fortified food. Today, the dosing machine benefits two million people every day.

Inaugurated in 2006, and just across the street from the Tamayo Museum, is the Chapultepec Botanical Garden, an area that houses 300 species of plants.

Rinzin Phunjok Lama is one of five laureates of the Rolex Awards 2021 Initiative for his species conservation work in the Transhimalaya. The biologist and conservationist monitors the conservation status of species and works with local communities to achieve an inclusive strategy.

Luiz Rocha's exploration in the Maldives contributes to the classification of the biodiversity of this largely unknown mesopelagic zone. This is an urgent task for its protection, because what is unknown cannot be safeguarded.

Maritza Morales Casanova, a 2012 Rolex Award for Initiative Laureate, founded HUNAB, an association focused on environmental education by children for children.

Wild Seve is a great initiative: it helps people to get compensation for the damage that can be caused by being in close proximity to tigers, leopards and elephants, thus creating an environment of peace and tolerance between species.

Now that water is scarce all over the city, we wanted to tell you about a couple of initiatives to take advantage of rainwater. One of them is a tutorial 💦.

Topher White, an American engineer, realized that trees could sound the alarm against loggers, poachers and other threats.

There are people and initiatives that hit the nail on the head to help the planet, and many of them are part of Perpetual Planet. We are very excited to collaborate with this great project.

We visited one of the many nopaleras in Milpa Alta. The existence of this agricultural land is more important for the city than we imagine.

The Ayoloco glacier on the summit of Iztaccihuatl became extinct and a group of mountaineers from UNAM performed a ritual to bid it farewell.

Para Bien o Para Mal collects and recycles cigarette butts into new products. If you are interested in the cause, here's how to participate.