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Bolivia's tropical forests, especially in the Amazon region, play a fundamental role in environmental balance at the local and global levels. Some of his main contributions are:

Biodiversity: Tropical forests are one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet, hosting a wide variety of plant, animal and insect species. In Bolivia, this translates into rich biodiversity that includes endemic and endangered species.

Climate regulation: Tropical forests act as carbon sinks, absorbing large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and helping to mitigate climate change. Deforestation and degradation of these forests release large amounts of CO2, contributing to global warming.

Water cycle: Tropical forests play a crucial role in the water cycle, absorbing rainwater and gradually releasing it through plant transpiration. This helps maintain humidity levels in the atmosphere and regulate regional climate.

Sustainability: Tropical forests are important sources of natural resources such as wood, food, medicines and non-timber forest products. Its sustainable management is essential to guarantee its long-term conservation.

In summary, Bolivia's tropical forests are vital to maintaining the environmental balance, biodiversity and climate of the planet, and their conservation is of utmost importance for future generations.

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