Get Birds of Bolivia Field Guide

At Armonía, we are proud to present the first and most comprehensive Bird Guide to Bolivia, available in both Spanish and English. This meticulous project took more than 10 years to complete and was led by Sebastian Konrad Herzog, together with scientists from around the world and distinguished Bolivian collaborators such as Oswaldo Maillard and Víctor García. The guide documents more than 1,400 bird species found in Bolivia, highlighting the country’s unique diversity and varied habitats, from the inter-Andean dry valleys to the majestic peaks of the Andes and the rich biodiversity of the Amazon.

Each species is carefully described, with detailed information on its habitat, behavior, geographic distribution, and conservation status, providing an in-depth understanding of Bolivia’s avifauna. Beyond being an invaluable source of knowledge, the Bird Guide to Bolivia promotes birdwatching tourism throughout the country. Since its publication, it has contributed significantly to the growing number of birdwatchers visiting Bolivia each year, generating economic benefits for local communities that help protect these critical habitats.

Bolivia’s potential as a birdwatching destination is vast and diverse. With more than 1,400 bird species, the country offers a unique experience for birdwatchers from around the world. From the wetlands of Lake Titicaca to the depths of the Amazon, each region of Bolivia is home to an impressive variety of birds that attract enthusiasts and scientists alike.

As part of our birdwatching tourism strategy, Armonía is committed to promoting sustainable practices that benefit both nature and local communities. In addition to the Bird Guide to Bolivia, we have developed specific local guides that provide detailed information on birds and local habitats, supporting the development of infrastructure and services for birdwatching tourism in areas such as Lake Titicaca, Toro Toro National Park, the Inter-Andean Dry Valleys, and Tunari, among others.

Through initiatives such as birdsofbolivia.org and our collaboration with Birds of the World, we help make ornithological knowledge accessible to everyone, strengthening education, conservation, and nature-based economic development. We invite you to explore these resources and join the effort to protect and celebrate Bolivia’s rich birdlife. Discover the magic of Bolivia’s birds and join us on this journey toward a more sustainable and nature-conscious future.