AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEl Niño Emergency: President Rodrigo Paz declared a national emergency to mobilize aid for drought and flood risks. Drought has affected about 78,000 families and killed more than 75,000 cattle, while authorities are preparing for floods and landslides. Vicuña Conservation: A census counted 6,930 vicuñas in Potosí’s Eduardo Avaroa Reserve. The survey will guide monitoring, anti-poaching efforts and sustainable management with local communities. Amazon Carbon Credits: Indigenous communities in Bolivia’s Amazon warn that carbon-credit projects could threaten their rights and livelihoods. Tacana leaders say they were told they might lose the ability to farm, fish or hunt, raising concerns about consent and control over their land. Lake Titicaca’s Invasive Trout: Trout introduced in the 1930s to boost fishing flourished in the lake and are now invasive; two native fish species may have disappeared.
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