AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMadidi Under Pressure: Park rangers denounce alleged illegal mining on Silla Cunca and along the Tiuchi River, saying companies are operating without environmental permits and authorities are failing to intervene. Wildcat Habitat: Gold extraction is closing in on the Yungas home of the newly identified tilcayo. In Coroico, 16 mining areas are authorized and 129 more are awaiting approval or review; some are reportedly already operating. Jaguar Connections: A new range-wide study maps potential routes for jaguars, including a key corridor from northern Bolivia through the Pantanal toward Paraguay and Argentina. A four-country initiative also aims to reconnect rivers, wetlands and forests across the Paraná basin. Mining and Accountability: The World Bank plans to expand metals and minerals support to $19 billion by 2030, with Bolivia among eight countries pursuing partnerships that include stronger environmental and social oversight.
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