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World Land Trust , Puro Coffee and the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets unite to demonstrate the power of partnership in addressing today's environmental and social challenges.

In Bolivia’s southeast lowlands, where the Chaco Forest meets the wetlands of the Isoso, the Parapetí River weaves its way through valleys, dry forests, and savannahs, carrying water, life, history, and identity. Here, the creation of Yande Yari, an Indigenous-led protected area covering over...

Bolivia recently faced its worst fire season in over 20 years. According to official figures, more than 7 million hectares have been destroyed in 2024 alone. But thanks to a coordinated and well-planned effort, the Ñembi Guasu Conservation and Ecological Importance Area has been protected from the...

On July 23rd 2024, after six years of intense collaboration, a groundbreaking new protected area law was finally passed in Bolivia. This marks a historic milestone for both the Guaraní Indigenous people and the remarkable wildlife of the Gran Chaco ecosystem. At a glance A new law – the Charagua...