Unesco sees the Cerro de Potosí is in danger!

El Deber reports: HERITAGE Unesco sees the Cerro de Potosí is in danger Irina Bokova, Director of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco, for its acronym in English), is in Bolivia for the annual assessment of the world heritage. In statements made during her visit to the archaeological complex of Tiwuanaku, said…

Bolivia History 101: Chaco war and its consequences

Jaime Martinez writes in El Diario: Chaco War and its consequences The Chaco War between Bolivia and Paraguay began on June 15, 1932 and finished first with an armistice on June 14, 1935, and a peace treaty on July 21, 1938. In that contest died about 50 thousand people in the Bolivian side, and about…

Bolivian birds 101: URGENT need for a Field Guide!

Bolivia is considered a mega diverse country, as such we have important bird species in our territory, and we need a field guide: . What will be achieved by this field guide? Discover the main aims of the Birds of Bolivia Field Guide and how it will help local people 1. Raising environmental awareness Bolivia…

Eco fabric painting toys developed by Bolivian Fabiola Nunez

Alejandra Pau reports for Pagina Siete: Eco fabric painting “Pintudos” toys The potosina Fabiola Nuñez has created a brand of educational coloring items and are washable. Her audience is children from age two. Her mother did not know what she was doing night after night. Something made her daughter Fabiola lose her sleep, a young…

In Bolivia: The obstacles that alter fish migration.

Tatiana Sanabria reports for Pagina Siete: The obstacles that alter fish migration. Experts disclose the damages caused by the lack of movement of some fish species. Whenever a shoal of shad, catfish or golden scrolls rivers in search of better living conditions, often find insurmountable obstacles to meet the migration process. These are large dams,…