NGO Celebrates 70 Million Amazon Acres Conserved After Protecting Are Called a 'Link of Life'
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The Baures municipal government in Bolivia created a 289,304-hectare wildlife reserve on September 29, 2026, protecting over 480 bird species and ensuring connectivity along the Iténez-Mamoré ecological corridor that links protected areas across Bolivia and Brazil.
The article headline's claim of '70 million acres' appears to reference a broader regional conservation narrative; the specific reserve announced here is 289,304 hectares (715,000 acres).
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