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Kids at Tiquipaya Municipality (Bolivian Amazon)

04 Sep 2008
September 4th: National Protected Areas Day in Bolivia
It has been 10 years since the institutionalization in terms of the functioning of the Sernap (National Service for Protected Areas) in 1998, a decentralized unit of the Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development and Environment responsible for coordinating the functioning of the National Protected Areas System and guaranteeing its integral management. In 2005, the Bolivian Government, through Supreme Decree Nr. 28315, officially declared September 4th as National Protected Areas Day. » Read more

 
Some 200,000 endangered loggerhead turtles (<i>Caretta caretta</i>) drown annually on longlines set around the world for tuna, swordfish, and other fish.

26 Aug 2008
Fishing Technology That’s Letting Turtles Off the Hook
Santiago de Cali, Colombia - Alternative fishing technology has been shown to save turtles while not affecting fish catches, according to a report released by WWF and the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC).

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22 Aug 2008
Lobster Project Coordinator, Roatan/La Ceiba, Honduras
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New or updated projects

Modified: Sep 2008 - Started: Jul 1993

Chihuahuan Desert Ecoregion

Defining success for the Chihuahuan Desert starts with the conservation in perpetuity of its most distinctive biological features: globally rare colle... » Read more
 
Modified: Sep 2008 - Started: Apr 1993

Conservation of the Gulf of California

Located in Northwest Mexico, the Gulf of California separates the Baja California Peninsula, the world's most extensive and insulated peninsula, and t... » Read more
 
Modified: Aug 2008 - Started: Jul 2003

Conservation and Sustainable Management of the Freshwater Biodiversity in the Amazon - Orinoco

Stretching across the borders of Colombia and Venezuela, from the Andes to the Atlantic, the Orinoco river and its surrounding watershed represents on... » Read more

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Monica Echeverria
(Senior Communications Manager)
WWF United States,
Washington DC

T: +1 202 7789626
 
Julio Mario Fernandez
(Communications Director)
WWF Colombia - Sede Principal

T: +57 2 558 2577 ext 117
 
Liliana Franco
(comunication coordinator)
WWF Paraguay Atlantic Forest Ecoregional Office,
Asuncion
 
Mariana Ramos
(Assessora de Comunicação para Mudanças Climáticas e Energia)
WWF Brazil,
Brasilia

T: +55 61 33647404
 
Viviane Von Oven
(Communications Coordinator)
WWF Bolivia Programme Office,
Santa Cruz

T: +591 3 3430609

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