"Between the Earth and the Water: Guerrero Páramo" (Spanish: "Entre la Tierra y el Agua: Páramo de Guerrero") explores the ecology and conservation of Colombia’s Páramo de Guerrero, a high-mountain ecosystem essential for water capture and regional water supply. Through field observations, the video explains key science concepts such as páramo and high Andean forest ecosystems, frailejones, pollination, biodiversity, invasive species, ecological restoration, reforestation, and watersheds. It highlights how native plants like mortiño support habitat health, while nonnative species such as retamo espinoso and pino pátula threaten ecological balance. The documentary also connects conservation with community-based tourism, land stewardship, and sustainable economic alternatives. Relevant to Earth science, life science, ecology, and environmental studies curricula, the video emphasizes the role of mountain ecosystems in water cycles, habitat preservation, and long-term environmental sustainability. Part of the "Between the Land and Water" (Spanish: "Entre la Tierra y el Agua") series.