AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAmazon Forests: A new VISTA platform maps deforestation, fires and land clearing across 48 Indigenous territories in Bolivia’s Amazon. Its analysis estimates that more than 90% of forest loss in surveyed territories from 2003 to 2023 was illegal, while 28 of 30 reported land occupations by outsiders. Wildlife Trafficking: A regional investigation found jaguar parts sold in Bolivia, often through small local markets for crafts and jewelry, alongside wider trafficking networks. Local Action: La Paz’s “More Than Recycling” collection day returns to Todos Santos on Oct. 17, accepting electronics, batteries, cooking oil and other hard-to-dispose materials. Species Protection: Bolivia’s newly identified wildcat, the tilcayo, has drawn global attention to the country’s wildlife and the Senda Verde sanctuary that cares for it. A second phase of the Conserva Aves program is also planned for 2027, with millions of dollars expected for protecting key bird habitats.
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