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December 15, 2020

A Bolivian ‘Cloud Forest’ Reveals a Bonanza of New Species

By Andes Amazon Fund

A Bolivian cloud forest makes its case for being a global biodiversity hotspot with the discovery of 20 new species and the re-discovery of 4 previously extinct species.

As the threat of global warming looms, these species continue to climb further up the safety and humidity of the high altitudes of mountains, which we must protect for their sake and ours.

For full WIRED article, please click below.

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