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Los Tiempos: Bolivian River dolphin inhabits rivers of Cochabamba

By Giovanny Vera 23 de May de 201414 de September de 2020

At a journey of 483 kilometers on Ichilo, Chimoré, Ibabo and Chapare rivers, a total of 141 dolphins were sighted.

Ciencia Guayana: Indigenous organizations denounce mining in rivers

By Giovanny Vera 13 de May de 201414 de September de 2020

Indigenous denounce illegal mining in municipality of Atabapo, Colombia, affecting their constitutional rights over the territory and the environment.

The Guardian: Spotting river dolphins in Bolivian rivers

By Giovanny Vera 9 de May de 201414 de September de 2020

The bufeo (river dolphin) is a creature of myth, but you’re pretty much guaranteed a sighting on a river cruise in Bolivia’s north-eastern wetlands on the edge of the Amazon basin.

El Mundo.es: Gold miners are threatening the Colombian Amazon

By Giovanny Vera 17 de April de 201414 de September de 2020

In the Caquetá River, a tributary of the Amazon, are already sixty five dredges to extract gold from its funds. Their way of working, with no respect for nature, is changing the ancient customs of the riparian peoples.

ClearWater: Map highlights efforts to bring clean water to communities in Ecuador

By Giovanny Vera 3 de April de 201414 de September de 2020

Digital Democracy has partnered with the ClearWater Project to create a cutting edge interactive map that tells the story of indigenous communities of the Ecuadorean Amazon. Following years of oil contamination, local leaders have banded together to build rainwater catchment systems as a source of clean drinking water. The map brings together photographs, stories and […]

In Acre state, photographer accompanies the drama by floods

By Giovanny Vera 23 de March de 201414 de September de 2020

More than 5,300 people left their homes and were taken to public shelters. One person died due to leptospirosis and another is missing.

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