AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEnvironmental Crime: Bolivia joined 10 countries proposing a UN protocol against cross-border crimes such as illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking. Governments have now approved negotiations, with the resolution recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ role in protecting ecosystems. Amazon Waters: A study of 722 watersheds found nearly 33,000 hectares of natural water lost over 25 years across four Amazon river basins, including the Beni. Mining created artificial water bodies, four-fifths of which lie on Indigenous territories. Bioeconomy: A new platform maps 232 public policies supporting biodiversity-based businesses across the Pan-Amazon, including Bolivia, aiming to improve coordination and access to support. Wildlife Under Pressure: Reports flag illegal mining in Madidi National Park and growing gold-related threats to the habitat of Bolivia’s newly discovered tilcayo wildcat. Andean Livelihoods: Bolivian llama herders are finding new markets, but advocates warn that “green” demand could sideline Indigenous voices and deepen extractive pressures.
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