Posted on November, 24 2009

This is the second entirely digital edition of our quarterly newsletter WWFolio Bolivia, aiming at reducing our ecological footprint as an office, saving on paper, ink and mailing expenses. We invite you to read about our ongoing projects, share this bulletin with your contacts or subscribe to this mailing list contacting wwfolio@wwfbolivia.org.

In this edition you can read about:

LIVING EDITORIAL

• Forest certification: A serious approach to conservation

LIVING PANTANAL

• Feature story on sustainable cattle ranching in the Bolivian Pantanal wins award
• 3rd EcoPantanal Fair in Puerto Quijarro
• Photographs of the Pantanal, visiting the municipalities in southeastern Bolivia

LIVING AMAZON

• Adventure tourism in Yunga Pampa: Between the Mosetenes mountain range and the last foothills of the Andes

LIVING FORESTS

• Effective market links through the Global Forest and Trade Network (GFTN) Bolivia
• Forest Certification in Bolivia: Opportunities for markets and alliances between stakeholders
• The Certified Forest Walkway
• Becoming acquainted with lesser-known timber species: Apuleia leiocarpa
• Community Based Forest Enterprises in Latin America, Africa and Asia sustainably manage their forests
• LIVING PUBLICATIONS: Field Guide: FSC group certification in Bolivia
• LIVING PUBLICATIONS: Guide for contracts between communities and companies for wood products

MORE LIFE

• Trivia on Climate Change
• September 4th: National Protected Areas Day in Bolivia
• Train from Kyoto to Copenhagen to raise awareness on climate change ahead of crucial UN conference
• WWF urges the UE to prohibit use of energy wasting light bulbs
• Copenhagen citizens to reach for the switch as climate spotlight settles on city

LIVING FINANCES

• Budget execution of Fiscal Year 2009: by funding sources.