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Six milestones for native forest restoration on the southern slope of Tunari National Park

January 5, 20260Comments

Since 2020, Asociación Armonía’s Tunari Program has been working with local communities, municipal governments, the departmental government, the National Service for Protected Areas through the Tunari National Park Authority (SERNAP–PNT), and partner institutions in Cochabamba…

Conserva Aves Bolivia: Nine projects under implementation, covering nearly 1,000,000 hectares of protected areas

November 26, 20250Comments

Within the framework of the Conserva Aves initiative in Bolivia, the first in-person workshop was held in October 2024, aimed at Conserva Aves partners that accessed funding from American Bird Conservancy, Audubon Americas, BirdLife International…

Blended finance grows forest futures in Bolivia

November 24, 20250Comments

From conflict to custodianship: Protecting ecosystem functions in key watersheds for biodiversity and people For decades, the relationship between local communities and conservation authorities in Bolivia’s Tunari National Park was fraught with tension. The establishment of…

Recording birds in the heart of Bolivia

November 20, 20250Comments

The ML Blue-throated Macaw Sound Expedition brought together 12 enthusiasts from different Latin American countries in Beni. It was an experience that blended science, passion, technical training, and international collaboration. The Macaulay Library Sound Expeditions (ML…

Pascuala Nogales: the woman who cultivates hope on the slopes of Tunari

November 13, 20250Comments

On the southern hillside of Tunari National Park, where the sun illuminates thousands of small plants waiting to become forest, a woman works with patience and conviction. Pascuala Nogales, a mother and Quechua community member…

Emerging Strategies for Greater Ornithological Impact

October 1, 20250Comments

Cover photo: Buller's Albatross (Thalassarche bulleri). JJ Harrison The Cornell Lab of Ornithology launched Birds of the World (BOW) in 2020 with a central mission: to build and maintain a comprehensive, global knowledge base of avian…

The Leco Indigenous People are leading the conservation of the Palkachupa Cotinga in Apolo, Bolivia

September 24, 20250Comments

Cover photo: March for the 28th anniversary of the reconstitution of the Leco people of Apolo. Indigenous Central of the Leco People. Creation of Community Protected Areas: A total of 1,888 hectares of Community Protection…

First-Ever Inti Tanager Census Offers New Insights into the Conservation Status of This Recently Discovered Species

September 19, 20250Comments

Asociación Armonía has conducted in 2023 the first-ever Inti Tanager ( Heliothraupis oneilli ) population assessment, a bird only recently discovered and described (2021), and expected to breed exclusively in Bolivia. This survey provides preliminary…

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Six milestones for native forest restoration on the southern slope of Tunari National Park

Conserva Aves Bolivia: Nine projects under implementation, covering nearly 1,000,000 hectares of protected areas

Blended finance grows forest futures in Bolivia

Recording birds in the heart of Bolivia

Pascuala Nogales: the woman who cultivates hope on the slopes of Tunari

Emerging Strategies for Greater Ornithological Impact

The Leco Indigenous People are leading the conservation of the Palkachupa Cotinga in Apolo, Bolivia

First-Ever Inti Tanager Census Offers New Insights into the Conservation Status of This Recently Discovered Species

Second Census of the Blue-throated Macaw Starts in the Llanos de Moxos

Shorebird Monitoring Expands: From Barba Azul Reserve to Three Additional Sites in the Llanos de Moxos

Loma Santa: A new protected Indigenous territory in Bolivia

Torotoro Communities Play for the Conservation of the Red-fronted Macaw

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