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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…

Promoting sustainable livestock farming is one of the pillars of the Program for the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Moxos Plains

October 27, 20230Comments

Promoting sustainable livestock farming, compatible with conservation, based on market mechanisms of financial incentives, is one of the strategies of the Program for the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Moxos Plains. The presentation of…

Cock-tailed Tyrant

November 7, 20160Comments

Cock-tailed Tyrants perche in tall grass gleaning for insects which they catch in the air. (Photo: Daniel Alarcón) November Cock-tailed Tyrant Scientific name: Alectrurus tricolor Spanish name: Tirano cola de abanico, avioncito Status: Vulnerable (IUCN red list of endangered species) Habitat and behaviour:…

Big Day at Barba Azul Nature Reserve: New record of 179 species in one day

October 24, 20160Comments

Reserve coordinator Tjalle Boorsma, and researcher of the University of Wageningen, Fabian Meijer set out for a “Barba Azul Big Day”. Situated in the heart of the Beni savannah, the Barba Azul Nature Reserve is a…