We are about people and places. We build upon the past to create a better collective future. We recognize that all people and places have unique values and identities, all equally deserving of our attention, none better than others, just different.
We aren't here to tell your that the Amazonian savannas of Bolivia are any more important that any place else on our planet, but we want to share them with you because we think they're pretty darn interesting and that their people, biodiversity, and landscapes have been neglected and misunderstood (as are many, many other parts the world).
While we focus of on the Pampas Amazónicas of northern and eastern Bolivia, we will highlight other regions and cultures we have learned in our life journeys, recognizing that we are all interconnected on this one Earth we share. Places as disparate as the Central Valley Prairies of California, the Pyrenees Mountains of Navarra (Spain), and the Central Appalachian Shale Barrens of Virginia be part our collective story.
While there are a number of existing initiatives working in parts of the greater Pampas Amazónicas region, in particular the Grupo para los Llanos de Moxos and Conservación Amazónica Bolivia, there is still much to be done to enhance collaboration and communication, as well as to tackle issues not on the agendas of these initiatives.
We are looking for friends, collaborators, supporters, ideas, questions, comments, whatever it is that moves you!
Below are links to people, organizations, and institutions who have contributed their grains of salt in the past or present...Please note that inclusion of individuals and organizations does not imply their knowledge, consent, or agreement, publicly-available links are provided for informational purposes only.

Blue-throated macaws (Ara glaucogularis)
Cipriano Barace
Alcide d'Orbigny
Santos Noco Guaji
José Chávez Suárez
Carl Troll
Allan Holmberg
George Plafker
Bernardo Bauer Kyllmann
Antonio Carvalho Urey
Kenneth Lee
Arnaldo Lijerón Casanovas
Rodolfo Pinto Parada
Asociación Armonía - Blue-throated Macaw Program
Amazon Conservation - Amazon Savannas
Cámara Agropecuaria del Beni (CAB)
Central de Pueblos Indígenas del Beni (CEPIB)
Centro de Investigación en Biodiversidad y Medio Ambiente (CIBIOMA)
Centro de Investigación de Recursos Acuáticos (CIRA)
Conservación Amazónica Bolivia (ACEAA)
Federación de Ganaderos del Beni (FEGABENI)
Fundación Amigos de la Naturaleza (FAN)
Grupo para los Llanos de Moxos
Instituto de Lengua y Cultura Moxeño Trinitario "José Santos Yoco Guaji"
Museo de Historia Natural "Noel Kempff Mercado"
Universidad Autónoma del Beni "José Ballivián"
Wildlife Conservation Society Bolivia (WCS)
A new species of greenlet from Bolivia in the
Hylophilus poicilotis/amaurocephalus group (Vireonidae) by Paul van Els and colleagues, January 1st, 2026.
The hidden and unexpected savannah species of Amazonia by Daniel Rocha
Biogeography of the Llanos de Moxos: natural and anthropogenic determinants by R. Langstroth Plotkin
The domesticated landscapes of the Bolivian Amazon by Clark Erickson
Investigaciones científicas - Grupo para los Llanos de Moxos - Start here for some spectacular reports from the field...!
Barba Azul Nature Reserve - Asociación Armonía - YouTube channel - See what Amazonian cattle ranching should look like and how it contributes to biodiversity conservation.
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