Pathways of Andean Memory:
Voices from the Inca Trail amid the climate emergency
By: Óscar Bermeo Ocaña, Clara Ferrer Puccio, Simón Zapata y Natalie Gilbert Hermosilla
Three countries tangled by sargassum
A series of stories by:
Alice Martins Morais – ((o)) eco, Brazil
Iván Carrillo – El Universal, Mexico
Kalain Hosein – Guardian Media Limited, Trinidad and Tobago
Climate change threatens our traditional foods
By Johanna Osorio, María Clara Valencia, Ruth Vargas and Sonia Tejada
Winner
Food & Agriculture Reporting
2024 Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards
Second Honorable Mention
Outstanding Explanatory Reporting
Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) Annual Awards
Ciudad Juárez
Unearthed | The peaceful past of “the most violent city in the world”
By Gustavo Cabullo Madrid, Aracely Lazcano y Juan Antonio Castillo
Gold Medal
Reporting
2023 José Vasconcelos Prize for Journalists
(State of Chihuahua, Mexico)
Call for Entries
Submit your proposals for projects on
Science and ancestral knowledge in the conservation of biodiversity
Deadline is February 20, 2026
Meet our cross-border grant winners
A team of journalists in Colombia, Peru, Chile and Argentina has been awarded our 2025 Historias Sin Fronteras reporting grant for a cross-border project on the impact of climate change on the Inca Trail, an extensive road network of almost 19,000 miles constructed by the Incas through one of the world’s most extreme geographical terrains.
The Qhapaq Ñan, as the Inca Trail is known in the Quechua language, spans six South American countries through the snow-capped peaks of the Andes to the coast, running through tropical rainforests, fertile valleys and harsh deserts.
These media organizations have partnered with Historias Sin Fronteras to publish our projects
