AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMadidi Under Threat: Bolivia’s park rangers denounced alleged illegal mining on Silla Cunca Mountain and along the Tiuchi River, saying heavy machinery is damaging Madidi National Park without environmental permits. They called for authorities to intervene. New Wildcat’s Habitat: Gold mining is also moving into the Yungas, where the recently identified tilcayo wildcat lives. In Coroico, many mining sites are reportedly operating before completing approval processes, raising concerns about habitat loss and riverbank damage. Mineral Development: The World Bank plans to quintuple its metals and minerals support to $19 billion by 2030; Bolivia is among eight countries launching partnerships that include stronger environmental oversight and local benefits. Wildlife Corridors: A regional study maps a major jaguar route from northern Bolivia through the Pantanal toward Paraguay and Argentina, underscoring the need to keep habitats connected. Waste to Fuel: In the highlands, farmer Etson Machaca turns discarded plastic, tires and used oil into tractor fuel, cutting costs and putting waste to use.**
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