The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...
Av. Beni
Calle Los Pitones No. 2070
Santa Cruz
Bolivia
+591 3 31150 41
+591 3 31150 42
As the lights come back on in the Cook Islands, the 134th country to celebrate Earth Hour 2011 – a ...
On October, the Pantanal Programme promoted and supported the realization of a technical tour ...
On October, the “Itinerant Photo Exhibition on the Bolivian Pantanal: Source of Life and ...
This is the fourth digital-only edition of the quarterly report WWFolio Bolivia, in order to reduce ...
A slow-moving canoe full of marine biologists gingerly steers through a narrow Amazon tributary. On ...
Puerto Quijarro and Puerto Suárez Municipal Governments’ subscribed to new interinstitutional ...
Santiago de Chiquitos, a community in Roboré, was the place chosen for the course “Training to ...
The Municipal Hall of Puerto Quijarro became the ideal scenery for the presentation of the books ...
This supply information (exporter profile) has been created to promote hardwood species from GFTN ...
The seminar Sustainable Cattle Ranching Practices: Challenges and Perspectives in the Bolivian ...
The support and involvement of local communities can reap real and long term benefits for WWF’s conservation work. This project addresses the devel...
The documentary video proposal is fully consistent with overall WWF activities planned for the region as supported by WWF Italy and Blue Moon funds. B...
River dolphins are among the most endangered mammals. In South America, their habitats are often polluted or blocked by dams and they easily get caugh...
