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In Bolivia, biodiversity faces various threats that put its conservation at risk. One of the main threats is deforestation, mainly due to the expansion of agriculture, livestock and forest exploitation. This has led to the loss of natural habitats and the fragmentation of ecosystems, affecting endemic and endangered species.

Another important threat is mining, both legal and illegal, which causes soil, water and air pollution, affecting local fauna and flora. The overexploitation of natural resources, such as indiscriminate hunting and fishing, also negatively impacts biodiversity, especially vulnerable species.

Climate change is another growing threat, with effects such as increased temperatures, changes in rainfall patterns and extreme weather events, which affect ecosystems and the distribution of species.

Furthermore, the lack of adequate conservation policies and the presence of invasive species also represent significant threats to biodiversity in Bolivia. To address these threats, it is essential to implement effective conservation measures, promote sustainable practices and improve environmental management in the country.

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