AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBolivian Amazon Biodiversity: Researchers have resurfaced rare images of endangered Bolivian river dolphins carrying an anaconda in their beaks, reigniting debate over whether the behavior was play, teaching, or something else. Indigenous Rights vs Carbon Markets: In Bolivia’s Pando Amazon, Indigenous groups say “climate solutions” tied to carbon trading are being marketed to outsiders without real understanding or consent, raising fears that droughts and floods are being used to sell access to their forest. Wildlife Crime in Bolivia: A Bolivia report highlights ongoing illegal wildlife trafficking despite penalties, citing dozens of native species traded and warning that weak enforcement fuels demand for animal parts and live pets. Regional Conservation Context: A new study says the Amazon basin holds over 2,700 freshwater fish species, underscoring why protecting connected river systems matters before restoration becomes harder and costlier.
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