Environmental conservation work in Bolivia
Office
WWF Bolivia Programme Office,
Santa Cruz
Av. Beni Calle Los Pitones No. 2070 Santa Cruz
Bolivia
T: +591 3 31150 41
F: +591 3 31150 42
Santa Cruz
Av. Beni Calle Los Pitones No. 2070 Santa Cruz
Bolivia
T: +591 3 31150 41
F: +591 3 31150 42
Contact us
Viviane Von Oven
(Communications Coordinator)
WWF Bolivia Programme Office,
Santa Cruz
T: +591 3 3430609
(Communications Coordinator)
WWF Bolivia Programme Office,
Santa Cruz
T: +591 3 3430609
WWF has been supporting projects in Bolivia since 1970. In 1993 it established an office in Santa Cruz de la Sierra which supports and directs its conservation work in the Pantanal and Amazon Basin. WWF Bolivia has two field offices: in Trinidad (Amazon) and Puerto Quijarro (Pantanal). Currently WWF's program office in Bolivia carries out 3 programs: Pantanal, Southwest Amazon and Forests.
WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature by:- Conserving the world's biological diversity
- Ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable
- Promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.
Latest News
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18 Dec 2008
Earth Hour Bolivia 2009: In the cities of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Puerto Quijarro and Trinidad
WWF Bolivia, the global conservation organization, in collaboration with the municipal governments of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Trinidad and Puerto Quijarro, local power companies CRE and Coserelec, invite you to participate in Earth Hour Bolivia 2009.
Earth Hour is a WWF campaign carried out globally in which cities and communities turn off their lights on March 28th, 2009 for one hour (from 8:30 to 9:30 pm local time), as a sign of leadership and commitment towards finding solutions regarding global warming, as well as becoming more aware of how to save energy in our everyday activities by unplugging electrical appliances, turning off the lights when we leave a room etc. » Read more
14 Nov 2008
Living Planet analysis shows looming ecological credit crunch
New edition of WWF report regarding the state of the planet
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.- According to WWF, the world is heading for an ecological credit crunch as human demands on the world's natural capital reach nearly a third more than earth can sustain. » Read more
Publications
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04 Nov 2008
Promoting responsible forest trade of Bolivian Lesser-Known Timber Species (LKTS)
GOOD WOOD AND FOREST CONSERVATION
Many will find it strange that WWF, the global conservation organization, would promote timber and logging -- particularly in tropical forests. But the fact is that WWF does support forest industries in all parts of the world provided that they practice socially and environmentally responsible forest management. While WWF continues work to protect the most ecologically valuable forests in reserves, we see responsible forestry as a key component of sustainable development that can and should go hand in hand with forest conservation. » Read more
27 Oct 2008
WWFolio Bolivia Nr. 15
We are delighted to introduce you to our October 2008 news edition. » Read more
