Conflicting Elections in Bolivia
Following the Bolivian elections, which were held on the 20th october of 2019, thousands of people have been gathering in the streets to protest the […]
Día de la Mujer Boliviana
On October 11, Bolivian Women’s Day was celebrated. This date is of special importance, not only because it is one of the few countries that […]
Presentation of Aquicuana Reserve to the local Tourist Fair
Last Friday, volunteers of the house participated at the local fair of Riberalta for the tourism week. All volunteers participated and added their personal touch […]
Motorcycles in Riberalta
In Riberalta, children invariably go through the same rites of passage as they grow older. First they learn how to crawl. Then they learn how […]
The fire of the Amazon
The Amazon is known as the lungs of our planet, since 20% of the oxygen in the atmosphere is thanks to this large area of […]
September 4th: National Protected Areas Day in Bolivia
Bolivia, one of the 15 most mega-diverse countries on the planet, has a National Protected Areas System with 22 national protected areas covering over 15% […]
Paul J. Dahlin – Sustainability Extraordinaire
Hey guys, say hello to Paul J. Dahlin, Sustainable Bolivia’s new sustainability intern. Paul is from St. Paul, Minnesota, loves everything environmental, and for the […]
Keepin’ it organic – the garden at Sustainable Bolivia
One of the many ways that we work to integrate sustainability into our organization is through the garden. In order to be an effective volunteer, […]
“Rumbo al Arco Iris” – Centro de Rehabilitación Manuela Gandarillas
For the past 61 years, the Manuela Gandarillas center for the blind has been offering support and life skills to Cochabamba’s visually impaired population. On […]
Julia Molina and the Sustainable Bolivia Scholarship Program
One of the ways that Sustainable Bolivia seeks to impact the local community of Cochabamba is by providing scholarships and financial assistance to young adults […]
