Thousands of meters below the surface, a scientific expedition has discovered never-before-seen underwater canyons and more than 100 possible new species. A reminder that the planet's greatest secrets still await in the darkness of our oceans.

The confirmation of the birth of an Iberian lynx puppy on a farm in the Sierra de Andújar, in an area where the species did not raise freedom for more than four decades, is a symbol of the success of one of the most important conservation programs in the world.

The news of the ancient forest revealed by the thaw in the Alps is a clear example of how climate change, while representing a global threat, can offer us unexpected time capsules. This discovery is not a few isolated trunks, but about the well preserved remains of what was a complete forest ecosystem, buried under the ice for millennia.

The rediscovery of the Chouardii edge in the Aragonese Pyrenees is a news of great caliber for the world of botany and conservation in Spain. This plant is not any species; It is a very particular endemism, which means that it only grows in a very specific location of the world, in this case, in an area of ​​the Pyrenees. Its history is almost film: it was considered extinguished in Spanish territory more than a century ago, mainly due to the alteration of its fragile habitat in roquedos due to the construction of infrastructure, such as roads, and indiscriminate collection by botanists and collectors in the past.