Wildlife Rescue in Bolivia: A male and female pair of Andean condors were recovered after ingesting poisoned carrion in Toro Toro (Cochabamba). Veterinarians at Bioparque Agroflori say they’re out of danger and could return to the wild in about three weeks, with release timed to avoid human habituation. Amazon Protection Push: Cafod convened partners from Peru, Bolivia, and Colombia in Westminster to brief parliamentarians on deforestation and illegal gold mining risks, including how climate change is worsening droughts and fires; it also flagged concerns about how new UK rules on goods from illegally deforested land could be undermined by loopholes. Amazon “Flying Rivers” Threat: A new report warns that deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon could disrupt moisture flows that supply major rainfall across southern Peru and northern Bolivia, urging targeted protection of forests that recycle atmospheric moisture. Local Climate Planning in La Paz: Mayor Michael Lim chaired La Paz’s disaster risk council meeting and approved a Local Climate Change Action Plan (2026–2035) focused on adaptation and disaster resilience. El Niño and Extreme Weather: Coverage highlights how El Niño conditions, amplified by a warming climate, are linked to record heat, drought, heavier rainfall, and wildfire risk. Mining and Land Pressure Signals: Mining Americas began trading on the TSX, while other mining updates underscore ongoing extractive activity across the region—an environmental pressure point for habitats and water.