This new page will help you find those posts regarding our wonderful environment and some issues that place it under jeopardy.

During the 1990s, Bolivia was considered a mega diverse country, lacking only seacoast to have it all… just remember that our shores were lost by the Chilean invasion in 1879.

Overall, I hope you consider them useful to understand better my beloved and beautiful country:

• Mining advances in Madidi and puts German donation at risk to preserve it – La minería avanza en el Madidi y pone en riesgo donación alemana para preservarlo
• Masista negligence, they continue to allow pollution on our water – Negligencia masista, siguen permitiendo la contaminación en nuestra agua
• Por qué La Paz, Bolivia, es la ciudad más amigable con la naturaleza del mundo | Why La Paz, Bolivia, is the most nature-friendly city in the world
• Red-fronted Macaw – Paraba frente roja
• En un área protegida boliviana desgarrada por oro, el enfoque está en limitar los daños – In a Bolivian protected area torn up for gold, focus is on limiting damage
• Guardians who fight to preserve the lives of frogs from Cochabamba – Guardianes que luchan por preservar la vida de las ranas desde Cochabamba
• We won 5.9 km² of territory | Ganamos 5,9 km² de territorio
• Highway without crossing the Tipnis | Carretera sin atravesar el Tipnis
• 2023 TIPNIS: In peril! – ¡En peligro!
• The atrocity of mercury in mining – La atrocidad del mercurio en la minería
• New giant water lily species brings Bolivia 3 Guinness world records – Nueva especie de nenúfar gigante trae a Bolivia 3 récords mundiales Guinness
• Drought, frost against potato – Sequía y heladas contra la papa
• Chinese companies entered to loot gold and more than 100 protected areas were auctioned | Empresas chinas ingresaron a saquear oro y se subastaron más de 100 áreas protegidas
• “They are contaminating us with mercury and destroying our crops” | “Nos están contaminando con mercurio y destruyendo nuestros cultivos”
• Environmental damage caused by encroachers – Daño medioambiental producido por avasalladores
• While gov seeks support from miners, fails to control mercury pollution – Mientras el gobierno busca el apoyo de los mineros, no logra controlar la contaminación por mercurio
• Claim to respect the environment but are highly ineffective | Dicen respetar el medio ambiente pero son muy ineficaces
• Yareta (Azorella compacta)
• Madidi mining invasion! – ¡Invasión minera al Madidi!
• Masista contempt for our environment – El desprecio masista para nuestro medioambiente
• Cañahua: Grain that resists climate change | Grano que resiste al cambio climatico
• New subspecies of Puma Jaguarundí (Herpailurus yagouaroundi) or Otter Cougar | Nueva subespecie de Puma Yaguarundí (Herpailurus yagouaroundi) o Puma Nutria
• Not like that Mennonites, not like that! – ¡Así no menonitas, así no!
• Chaco: Ñembi Guasu
• Bolivian Chaco: Kaa- Iya
• Wildlife shelter | Refugios para la vida salvaje
• The last eight fish of Lake Poopó – Los últimos ocho pescados del lago Poopó
• In peril – ARMADILLO – En peligro
• TOROTORO
• Blue-Throated Macaws | Parabas barbazul
• Deforestation, drug trafficking and land seizure | Deforestación, narcotráfico y toma de tierras
• MADIDI: Voices of the jungle – Voces de la selva
• Indigenous nation Araona in peril – Nación indígena Araona en peligro
• Yuqui women take power to care for forests and fight extinction | Las mujeres yuqui toman poder para cuidar bosques y combatir extinción
• Pollution – PILCOMAYO – Contaminación
• The Best Natural Parks | Los Mejores Parques Naturales
• Chinese Highway to Cause Environmental Damage | Autopista china causará daño ambiental
• Porcupine with serious burns | Puercoespín con graves quemaduras
• Bad air quality | Mala calidad del aire
• Sloth mom meets her baby again and showers him with kisses | Mamá perezosa se reencuentra con su cría y lo llena de besos
• Local narratives – Chaco – Narrativas locales
• National Parks: fire/fuego
• Soap – Isotoubo – Jabón
• Rescuing wildlife | Rescatando fauna silvestre
• Andean condor rescued!
• Pachamama: An oxymoron? | ¿Un oxímoron?
• Castaña = Brazil nut
• Fuego/Fire – Noel Kempff Mercado Park
• Birdwatching – Aviturismo
• Blue-bearded Macaw – Paraba Barba Azul
• “Red alert” for forest fires | “Alerta roja por incendios forestales
• Madidi: Illegal mining – Mineria ilegal
• Bolivia: Anteater rescued from wildfires ravaging protected areas | Oso hormiguero rescatado de incendios forestales que asolan áreas protegidas
• The inability of the MAS government is monumentally destructive | La incapacidad del gobierno masista es monumentalmente destructiva
• Wildlife returns to ‘death road’ | Vida silvestre regresa al ‘camino de la muerte’
• Why are there encroachments? | ¿Por qué hay avasallamientos?
• The country and protected subjugations | El país y los avasallamientos protegidos
• Government fails to comply with park rangers | Gobierno incumple con guardaparques
• CONDORS RETURNED TO THEIR HABITAT | CÓNDORES VUELVEN A SU HÁBITAT
• They denounce that an armed group has already invaded 8,500 hectares in Guarayos | Denuncian que grupo armado ya invadió 8.500 hectáreas en Guarayos
• Bolivia: Without plan due to uncontrolled use of mercury | Sin plan ante uso descontrolado de mercurio
• Tailings dam wall collapses | Dique de colas colapsa
• Jorge Banegas Franco: Ranger from Bolivia among global award winners | Guardabosque de Bolivia entre ganadores de premios mundiales
• Chaco – Chiquitania: Drought | Sequía
• Madidi: Ecological pause | Pausa ecológica
• Environmental deaths that should have been avoided | Muertes ambientales que debieron evitarse
• Tunupa Volcano, Bolivia
• Hay controversia sobre el impacto ambiental en la Reserva de Tariquía por intervención petrolera | There is controversy about the environmental impact in the Tariquía Reserve due to oil intervention
• Bolivia: Newly identified waterlily species is world’s largest | La especie de nenúfar recién identificada es la más grande del mundo
• Dismissed for denouncing illegal gold exploitation | Destituida por denunciar explotación ilegal de oro
• Titicaca: A polluted lake | Un lago contaminado
• Guaraní women recover ancestral territory | Mujeres guaraníes recuperan territorio ancestral
• Red Macaw in danger! | ¡Paraba roja en peligro!
• Illegal mining, absent state | Minería ilegal, Estado ausente
• Toborochi yarn | Hilo de toborochi
• Pre-Columbian City | Ciudad precolombina
• There are 40 elderly wild animals and they suffer from 3 illnesses | Hay 40 animales silvestres de la tercera edad y sufren 3 males
• Natural parks, land of drugs | Parques naturales, tierra de drogas
• Dolphins playing with an anaconda – Bufeos jugando con una anaconda
• A Waterfall was discovered in Noel Kempff Park – Se descubrió una Catarata en el parque Noel Kempff
• Climate change in Bolivia’s Gran Chaco region – Cambio climático en la región del Gran Chaco de Bolivia
• CHARQUINI: Receding Glacier ‘Doomed to Disappear’ – Glaciar en retroceso ‘condenado a desaparecer’
• Chaetophractus Nationi – Quirquincho
• Taste Bolivian cocoa as people did in 1500 BC – Prueba el cacao boliviano como lo hacía la gente en el año 1500 a.C.
• Masista hordes despise and destroy our biodiversity – Hordas masistas desprecian y destruyen nuestra biodiversidad
• OLALLA’S TITI MONKEY
• Bolivian gov fails to have action plan to reduce mercury use – Gobierno boliviano no tiene plan de acción para reducir uso de mercurio
• The jucumari bear: the gardener of the forest is in danger in Bolivia – El oso jucumari: el jardinero del bosque está en peligro en Bolivia
• Killing our biodiversity – Matando nuestra biodiversidad
• Illegal hunting leaves two orphaned bears – Caza ilegal deja dos ositos huérfanos
• MADIDI: Park rangers prepare actions against illegal mining incursion – Guardaparques preparan acciones contra incursión minera ilegal
• Andean flicker (Colaptes rupicola) – Carpintero andino
• Predatory Mennonites laugh at Bolivian laws – Menonitas depredadores, se ríen de leyes bolivianas
• Drug factories multiply in the depths of protected areas – Se multiplican las fábricas de droga en las entrañas de las áreas protegidas
• In Bolivia, Indigenous groups fear the worst from dam project on Beni River
• ‘Only the rains will stop it’: Bolivia forest fires hit protected areas
• Jukumari – Spectacled bear
• Forests for Sale: How Land Traffickers Profit by Slicing up Bolivia’s Protected Areas
• Priorities – SERNAP – Prioridades
• In the Pantanal, Bolivia leads environmental preservation
• Mercury has catastrophic consequences on Bolivian indigenous peoples, UN experts say
• NO a la represa/No to the dam: Chepete-El Bala
• Empoderamiento de las mujeres – Women empowerment
• Indigenous groups call for gov’t intervention as land grabbers invade Bolivian protected area
• World’s highest ski resort a Bolivian memory
• ‘This sun isn’t normal’: Extreme UV radiation is broiling Bolivia’s highlands
• Sapo Arlequín – Atelopus Tricolor
• Contaminación del río Tuichi – Madidi – Contamination of the Tuichi River
• “It is necessary to heal the serious wounds inflicted on nature”
• Pink river dolphins – Delfines rosados de río
• Hectáreas quemadas – 2021 – Burned hectares
• Marcha indígena, un desafío para Arce – Indigenous march, a challenge for Arce
• 10 años después – TIPNIS – 10 years later
• Enjuiciamiento de los infractores de incendios forestales – Prosecuting forest fire offenders
• Liberan a osa hormiguera que fue rescatada de los incendios en Roboré – They release an anteater that was rescued from the fires in Roboré
• Cultivos de coca aumentan en cuatro áreas protegidas – Coca cultivation increases in four protected areas
• Indigenous people question misuse of prior consultation for Chepete and El Bala projects – Indígenas cuestionan mal uso de consulta previa para proyectos Chepete y El Bala
• Fires rage in Bolivia’s Chiquitania region
• Forest fires ravage thousands of hectares of land in Bolivia
• Moyoviri: Al Tipnis llegó la violencia y no la vacunación – Violence came to Tipnis and not vaccination
• This Nonprofit Is Using Bolivian Wine To Save Endangered Rainforests
• Incendios forestales – 2021 – Forest fires
• Turismo de naturaleza: tendencia que crece en medio de pandemia – Nature tourism: growing trend amid pandemic
• Eco Delivery
• Polluting mercury – Mercurio contaminante
• Campaign seeks to raise awareness about the importance of birds and their habitats in Bolivia – Campaña busca concienciar sobre la importancia de las aves y sus hábitats en Bolivia

• Illegal forest clearing and mining concessions – Desmontes y concesiones mineras ilegales
• Why do indigenous people flee from the Pachamama – Por qué los indígenas huyen de la Pachamama
• Site work kicked off for Laguna Colorada project, Bolivia
• Bolivian lake becomes an arid, trash-covered wasteland
• Damn you Chinese triads and those consumers!
• 2 condors released into Bolivian wild as probe held into mass poisoning
• Ancient Amazonian Farmers Fortified Valuable Fertile Land
• Bolivia probes deaths of 35 endangered condors
• San Matias: en peligro – in peril
• Depredadores – MAS – Predators
• Couple rescues bees threatened by deforestation in Bolivia
• Water Security In Bolivia Declines From Glacier Melt
• Lake Poopó: why Bolivia’s second largest lake disappeared – and how to bring it back
• Bolivia’s Tuni glacier is disappearing, and so is the water it supplies
• Industrial agriculture threatens a wetland oasis in Bolivia
• Condor: en peligro – in peril
• Sighting of super rare Chacoan fairy armadillo in Bolivia ‘a dream come true’
• Nuevas Especies – Zongo – New Species
• Bolivia: Climate change, inequality and resilience
• Ola de calor – Heat wave
• Dino fossils – Toro Toro
• Incendios forestales – Forest fires
• Bolivia is burning
• Bolivia struggles to contain wildfires, declares natural disaster
• Error del gobierno – Government Failure
• Bolivia declares a national emergency overwhelmed by forest fires
• Incendios forestales – Forest fires
• Ecocidio – Bolivia – Ecocide
• ‘Scrotum frog’ facing extinction without multinational effort to save it
• Fire spreads in Parque Otuquis – Incendio se extiende en Parque Otuquis
• Reflections from Bolivia
• Scientists are producing data without sharing it with people who actually need it
• Bolivia NGO warns of increase in forest fires

• Action plan to save Bolivia’s red fronted macaw
• Agrobiodiversity in Bolivian gastronomy – Agrobiodiversidad en la gastronomía boliviana
• Blue-throated macaw
• Why rare beetles are being smuggled to Japan at an alarming rate
• Rare Amazon bush dogs caught on camera in Bolivia
• Bolivian Mara/Mahogany 101: ‘wood pirates’ log Bolivian national parks
• Rare Bolivian glass frogs seen for first time in 18 years
• Image: Deforestation in Bolivia
• Tornado at 13,200 feet in Bolivia occurred at a higher altitude than any on record in the United States
• Laguna Verde – Lake’s emerald green waters
• Bolivia president feels election heat amid anger over wildfires
• Heavy Rains Extinguish Monthslong Fires in Bolivia
• Chiquitania fire, war crime
• Morales and his lies at the UN
• The equivalent of TWO Belgiums has already been burned in Bolivia
• ‘I could hear the fear in her voice’: Aussies’ nerve-racking job in Bolivian sanctuary
• Fires still being set in blazing Bolivia (commentary)
• ‘Everything is burned’: Bolivian caravan marches across fire-ravaged region to pressure Morales
• More than 2 million animals perish in Bolivia wildfires
• EVO MORALES’ ECOCIDE IS A GENOCIDE
• Bolivia Is Burning. Who Will Stop Its Fires?
• Bolivia’s forest fires expose risks for environmental reporters
• Firefighters in Bolivia lose hope of taming blazes as burned area doubles
• UMSA declares the Chepete-Bala project unfeasible
• FAN: fires in Bolivia burned down 4.1 million hectares
• The jaguar, in the shadow of death
• Fire in Chiquitania: the world could help better but evo’s egocentric behavior ruins it all!
• Bolivia wildfires torch two million hectares since August
• Indigenous peoples of affected populations will start a march on Monday, September 16 – Cessation of Land endowment, now!
• Bolivia: Forest Fires – Emergency Plan of Action DREF N° MDRBO013
• As Bolivian forests burn, Evo’s bet on Big Farming comes under fire
• Bolivia: Government must suspend presidential decree and investigate causes of forest fires
• Fire uncovered land division in Chiquitania
• Fires destroy more than 4.2 million wild acres in Bolivia
• Disaster strikes in Bolivia as fires lay waste to unique forests
• Bolivia – Forest Fires – DG ECHO Daily Map | 06/09/2019
• Damage to forests exceeds 1,140 million dollars
• Devastating fires in Bolivia: A political tool
• Bolivia’s forest fires, beef exports and video evidence of who started those fires!
• Bolivia’s fires destroy ‘heritage’ rock art sites
• Indigenous: Government only takes care of its image
• ‘Murderer of nature’: Evo Morales blamed as Bolivia battles devastating fires
• Animal shelter in Bolivia takes in animals fleeing from the wildfires
• 1,200 species threatened by fire in Chiquitania
• No Refuge for the Amazon in Evo Morales’ Bolivia
• Bolivians blame government for not doing enough to put out fires
• “Our forests are dying” – here’s our manifesto
• Bolivians in London and Berlin will march TODAY to request disaster declaration in Bolivia
• Forest floor scattered with ash and dead animals as Bolivia battles its own vast Amazon fires
• Burning of the autonomy of Santa Cruz
• Amazon fires: What about Bolivia?
• Ecocide, Environmental Crimes and Political Responsibilities
• National Disaster remains undeclared by ochlocrat evo! WTH!!!!
• On the razor’s edge
• #SOSAMAZONASBOLIVIA
• Bolivian’s Amazon rainforest ablaze, fires are threatening people and wildlife
• An important and revealing interview to Rios de Pie by the BBC (subtítulos en español)
• It will take two centuries to reverse the destruction to Bolivia’s landscape
• Bolivia is burning and we need your help! PLS donate, TKS!
• evo to face lawsuit for biocide and ethnocide!
• 500 species at risk due to fire in the Chiquitano Forest
• Bolivia Forestry Officials Profit from Harvest of Illegal Wood
• The Dirty Business Behind Bolivia’s Clean Energy Plants
• New Reserve Safeguards Vital Landscape in Bolivia
• Bolivia lost 18.7 million hectares of its Amazon forest in 13 years
• Harsh, gruelling, awesome
• New protected area in Amazon announced
• Bolivia: Down the Rio Yacuma
• Bolivia must practice what it preaches
• Bolivia: Nature rights tribunal condemns TIPNIS project
• International Court will issue ruling on Tipnis complaint
• Bolivia achieves fifth place in bird watching
• Traffic of the red forehead macaw propitiates workshop and the proposal of harder penalties
• Depredation of tropical forests [worsened during evo’s atrocious gov]
• Natural parks in Bolivia
• Drying Peatlands in the Bolivian Andes Threaten Indigenous Pastoral Communities
• Environment 101: Sajama Park brings visitors to diversity of fauna
• Governor of Tarija says he will not allow oil exploration in Tariquía
• Bolivian farmers keep crops underground to protect them from extreme weather
• The 6 largest lakes in Bolivia
• Judge ratifies prison for two fang traffickers
• Saint Louis Zoo veterinarians assist with river dolphin rescue in Bolivia
• Can jaguar tourism save Bolivia’s fast dwindling forests?
• The controversial referendum to revive Bolivia’s Rositas dam
• Endangered armadillos are being turned into carnival rattles
• Where unsustainable mining once reigned, ‘radical change’ beckons
• Road advances affecting indigenous peoples of Tipnis
• Tribunal warns about the negative effects of Polygon 7 for the TIPNIS
• Bolivian coca growers despise Mother Nature!
• Juliet and friends found for Romeo the lonely water frog
• Bolivia and Peru vow to clean up polluted Lake Titicaca
• Climatic phenomenon causes disasters in the country
• Deforestation in Bolivia rose 167% according to NASA
• Torotoro National Park seeks to become a new “Jurassic park”
• Bolivian observatory collects data as glaciers melt
• The Hague defines procedures for their judgment of the Silala
• A journey into the Amazon Jaguar black market
• Traffic destroys wildlife in Bolivia
• Bolivia flunks big time! Fires: 3,366 hot spots were detected
• Bolivia creates a nature reserve for world’s rarest macaw
• Chepete and El Bala dams outline evo’s character: he is NOT pro environment NOR indigenous rights!
• Growing underground to avoid drought
• Bolivia needs and demands an environmental audit in Bulo – Bulo!
• It is the third time that Bulo Bulo is contaminated, according to community members
• Fire again in the Sama Reserve!
• We MUST do something to remediate the pollution that destroys nature of Titicaca Lake
• The world’s greatest biodiversity is in the Madidi Park, Bolivia!
• Our Bufeo, dolphin of the Amazon basin is in danger of extinction!
• The Chiquitania: Tropical Important Plant Areas in Bolivia
• China’s stupid desires endangers Bolivian biodiversity, WTH?! … “thanks” to a more stupid evo to bring them over!
• Bolivia and Peru are failing horrendously with Lake Titicaca, WTH!!!?
• Bolivian Prosecutor’s office is a declared enemy of our biodiversity!
• Santa Cruz, Bolivia experiences uncontrolled deforestation!
• Conservationists rush to save Bolivian turtles threatened by egg trafficking
• Bolivian indigenous people confirm rejection of dams!
• Museum conserves giant mammal skull in Oruro
• TIPNIS: Amazon biodiversity hotspot to suffer even more losses after contentious law passed
• Bolivian cocoa: ‘Stressed out’ cocoa trees could produce more flavorful chocolate
• Can Bolivia Achieve Equitable, Sustainable Extractivism? Of course NOT!!!
• Torotoro: Bolivia’s best kept secret!
• Lawsuit at the International Rights of Nature Tribunal against the Bolivian Government!
• The Silent Advance of Chinese Mining in Bolivia Worsens Water Scarcity and Pollution
• From Andes to Amazon: trekking through the Bolivian jungle; which is IN PERIL by the hand of their own government!
• Collective claims six reasons to reject the TIPNIS road
• Bolivia approves controversial highway in Amazon biodiversity hotspot
• Shocking! Climate, Economy, Family: Migration in the Bolivian Andes while Bolivian government does nothing about these!
• Bolivia’s historic drought – in pictures
• Environmental damage continues to affect our National Heritage: Cerro Rico
• Bolivian Birds 101: An illustrated guide brings together 1,435 species of birds
• Bolivian Biologist Works For Peaceful Co-Existence Between Humans And Bears
• Deadly pathogen threatens giant frog in Titicaca
• Where do we go with the protected areas
• Receding glaciers in Bolivia leave communities at risk
• Bolivian Environment in Peril 101: RAINFOREST RAPIDLY CLEARED FOR SUGARCANE
• Bolivian Couple Lead the Way in Conserving, Caring for Rare Flamingos
• What will happen to the archaeological heritage of El Bala?
• They control the stuffers impact on the environment
• Pollution continues in Cantumarca
• Huanuni mine affects four municipalities with pollution
• Quitachiyú is a fruit rich in vitamin C
• Lets save the Bolivian river dolphin: the bufeo
• Seven new animal species discovered in Bolivia
• In Bolivia, deforestation reached 350,000 hectares per year
• Bolivia Madidi park is a butterfly paradise
• Mystery after over a tonne of dead fish wash up on shores of Bolivian lake
• Bear left for dead gets new home in Bolivian refuge
• Solid reasons to oppose Dakar happening in Bolivia, NO more!
• Genetically modified crops spark controversy in Bolivia
• Affected people from dried Poopo Lake, give alternatives to the drought
• Will Bolivia’s Lifeless Lake Poopo Ever Return?
• Illegal trade in timber is unstoppable
• Lake Poopo, Bolivia’s 2nd-largest lake, dries up
• The destruction of Santa Cruz forest sector
• This is the legacy of the Bolivian coca-grower president
• Bolivia’s “Aral Sea” … WTH?!
• Do we really care about the environment?
• Bolivia’s Morales, once leftist climate pact foe, turns pragmatic
• Bolivian Jenny Quisbert wins international competition!
• Bolivian Amazon in peril: Study alerts about endangered species
• Bolivian food 101: 23 exotic fruits that you must try in Santa Cruz!
• We are loosing our CERRO RICO, and the world knows about this disgrace!
• A catalog registers 15,345 plant species in Bolivia: among the top 12 countries in the world with greater wealth of plants
• DESPICABLE CRIME: OVER 70 JAGUARS WERE VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING
• As of May 2015, Bolivia electronic waste will be exported to four countries
• Bolivian Giant Armadillo endangered
• UYUNI: Salt, sand, sky: A Bolivian 4×4 adventure
• Cerro Rico: Three companies want to do preservation work
• Bolivia ranks first in wetlands worldwide!
• Venture into clean coal industry with competitive prices
• Nuclear? Environmentalists suggest other energy sources for Bolivia
• Speaking of recycling paper… good to know!
• Forestry 101: The context of deforestation and forest degradation in Bolivia
• Bolivian Glaciers destroyed by climate change!
• Transportation and illegal logging increases the carbon footprint in Bolivia
• Bolivia is not taking the right approach to protect Cerro Rico
• During spring, we should not be pruning our city trees!
• Protected Areas of Bolivia 101
• 300,000 hectares of deforested forest
• Environmental impact as a direct influence against tourism, we MUST do something about this, and FAST!
• 90 seized hides were destroyed!
• Ice age fossils found in Chuquisaca!
• Bolivia leaves the leadership in forest certification
• Flooding in Beni, may have caused thousands of fish to die in the Machupo River from lack of oxygen
• Titicaca Lake: Urus ethnic population migrates due to pollution
• Learn about the second highest mountain in this hemisphere: the Sajama!
• Bolivian golden bat revealed as ‘new species’
• Bolivian Flamingos
• Environment 101: Vicuna continues to be under jeopardy!
• Environment 101: Four new tuco-tuco species found in Bolivia
• Unfortunate and despicable pollution on Pilcomayo river
• The new dwarf anta [tapir] may be Bolivian ‘flagship species’
• Bolivian birds 101: URGENT need for a Field Guide!
• Bolivia Tourism 101: River Dolphins!
• Bolivia Health 101: Four endemic diseases threaten our health!
• Bolivia Archaeology 101: Qillqantiji featuring over 220 cave paintings
• Bolivia quinoa 101, watch out for environmental damage
• Bolivian deforestation 101
• Bolivian coffee production 101
• Ecology 101: Bolivia’s incredible biodiversity – Madidi
• Bolivian Park Ranger, a passion not a simple job. Environment 101, January 2012
• Agriculture 101, cotton in the rise
• October environmental economics 101 about “intangible”
• Bolivia ecoregions 101