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El Niño Emergency: Bolivia has declared a national emergency as drought and flooding threaten communities. Drought has affected about 78,000 families across six departments and killed more than 75,000 cattle; the decree frees resources and allows extra rescue teams to be deployed. Wildlife Conservation: A census counted 6,930 vicuñas in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. The results will guide monitoring, anti-poaching efforts and sustainable management with local communities. Lake Titicaca: Trout introduced in the 1930s to boost fishing became invasive, and two native fish species may now be extinct. Amazon Forests: A new AI tool aims to help anticipate fires linked to deforestation in Bolivia, while Indigenous communities are challenging EU-backed carbon-credit plans they say threaten their rights.

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