Reaching Across Borders

Strengthening Science Journalism In Latin America

Across the Atlantic:

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

Editor: Ricardo Garcia

Taking Conservation into Their Own Hands

Taking Conservation into Their Own Hands

By Jonathan Palma and Leslie Moreno Custodio


The toxic paradox of ‘green’ energy

The toxic paradox of ‘green’ energy

By Bárbara Fraser, Luis Alberto Guevara and Michelle Morelos


Climate change threatens our traditional foods

Climate change threatens our traditional foods

By Johanna Osorio, María Clara Valencia, Ruth Vargas and Sonia Tejada

Winner of the Covering Climate Now award in the Food & Agriculture category

Honorable Mention for Outstanding Explanatory Reporting
Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ)


Ciudad Juárez<br>Unearthed | The peaceful past of "the most violent city in the world"

Ciudad Juárez
Unearthed | The peaceful past of “the most violent city in the world”

By Gustavo Cabullo Madrid, Aracely Lazcano y Juan Antonio Castillo

Winner of the Gold Medal (First Place) in the Reporting category of the José Vasconcelos Prize for Journalists in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico


Underwater Deforestation

Underwater Deforestation

By: Cristian Ascencio Ojeda & Roberth Orihuela Quequezana


The Axis of Fluoride:<br>Corporate Pollution

The Axis of Fluoride:
Corporate Pollution

By Alejandro Saldívar and Daniel Wizenberg

Finalist for Science Journalism
National Journalism Award, Mexico


Meet our cross-border grant winners

Clara Ferrer
Oscar Bermeo
Natalie Gilbert
Simón Zapata

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

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Latin America
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
United States
El Salvador
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Honduras
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Mexico
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Mexico
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Mexico
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Mexico
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Mexico
NCC
Mexico
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Nicaragua
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Peru
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Peru
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Peru
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Peru
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Peru
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Peru
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Venezuela
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Venezuela
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Venezuela
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Venezuela
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Venezuela
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Brazil
Journal-logo
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Brazil
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Brazil
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Brazil
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Brazil
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Canada
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Bolivia
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Bolivia
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Colombia
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Latin America
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Latin America
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Chile
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Colombia
Ecoguia-logo
Colombia
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Colombia