Third year of wildfires threaten isolated Indigenous group in Bolivia
PolicyWednesday, July 22, 2026Mongabay

Third year of wildfires threaten isolated Indigenous group in Bolivia

The persistent wildfires in Bolivia's Chacobo-Pacahuara Indigenous territory have severely impacted thousands of hectares of forest and savanna, threatening the livelihoods and cultures of the isolated Indigenous community. Immediate action and policy interventions are needed to protect these vulnerable populations and their environment.

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