AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnvironmental Crime: Indigenous representatives secured a historic UN agreement to negotiate a global protocol against environmental crime networks, as Bolivia’s Madidi park rangers denounced illegal mining in the protected area. Amazon Under Pressure: Reports warn that mining and deforestation are cutting communities off from water; a new assessment says 15% of the Amazon’s original forest is gone, with damage to “flying river” routes reaching southwest. Wildlife Corridors: GPS tracking of 99 jaguars maps routes across the Americas and identifies lost connections, highlighting the need to protect habitat links through Bolivia. People and Livelihoods: Coverage of Bolivia’s llama boom raises concerns about “green” markets that may benefit outside interests, while a Pan-Amazonian platform gathers 232 public policies on bioeconomy. Climate and Food: A regional climate agenda is drawing attention to food systems as an overlooked part of tackling climate change.
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