AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAmazon Crime: A new map finds criminal or armed groups active in 31% of surveyed Bolivian Amazon municipalities, as networks increasingly cross borders. Across six Amazon countries, they operate in 59% of municipalities studied. Iténez Protection: A 715,000-acre wildlife reserve along Bolivia’s Iténez River protects a vital corridor linking habitats in Bolivia and Brazil, home to jaguars, river dolphins and giant otters. El Niño Outlook: The OAS warns a strong 2027 El Niño could bring heavier rain and higher flood and landslide risks to the La Plata Basin, which includes Bolivia. Environmental Crime Treaty: Indigenous groups have secured an agreement to negotiate a global protocol targeting transnational environmental crime networks.
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