Bolivia’s worst fires found by the worst fires, the worst fires, the vegetation, east of the country, the Sesame of the Sesame of the Sesame of Julia Orthiz.
While the society is filled with seeds and predicted, Bombitas relying on a “Bombitas” (small bomb), ponds taken with their feet, testify with a final burning.
It consists of burning a plot, and then the experience of cultivation is sometimes a source of severe fires since intensifying the episodes of drought and strengthened under the influence of climate change.
Julia Ortiz remembers the struggle for a night with a night during the uncontrolled “every burning” in the uncontrolled “every burning” in the night before. Practice is widespread in the country and the small farms are widespread.
Photo Rodrigo Urzagasti, Archive Agence France-Presse
Julia Ortiz, Santa Ana De Velasco, Santa Cruz branch, on February 12, 2025 in the town of Santa Cruz in the Bolivia region, collected Sesame production.
“Everyone can happen. We do not live in agriculture and we need to make each one.”
In the last June-October, the flames destroyed the large area with a unique ecosystem of dry tropical forests.
According to the Bolivia NGO of the Institute of Forest Studies (IBIF), the Bolivia Institute of NGOs burned 10.7 million hectares, equal to the Portuguese area.
According to the government, at least four people were killed and 75,000 families were affected, especially in Julia Ortiz Society, especially 430 km from Santa Cruz.
Carmen Peña, who was the streets of the village streets, which was surrounded by the streets of the streets of the earth and forests last year, collided in vain against the flames last year, but lost cassavers and banana cultures.
“I do not know what we live because our food has run out,” the farmer, which depends on the fact that most of the main residents of the mother’s inhabitants.
Photo Rodrigo Urzagasti, Archive Agence France-Presse
Near Santa Ana De Velaso, Santa Cruz branch, on February 11, 2025, a forest was burned after a forest fire in the Bolivia region.
“Risk of desertification”
According to David Cruz, in San Andrés, the mayor’s climate change at the University of Society, LA Pazda, “The lands of forest fires are subject to desertification.”
However, despite this situation, risk burning experience continues.
“If we had tractors, each would not need any,” Julia Ortiz says. Like 1,700 residents of his society, it does not allow him to lease.
He asked the municipality’s help, but the machines were asked for a lot, he said.
“This is how we work for the risk of being uncontrolled. But we are all,” he says.
David releases firefighting benefits by liberating the state, release of firefighters, complying with the laws of the environment and to allow large-seats to allow burns in large areas.
Photo Rodrigo Urzagasti, Archive Agence France-Presse
In the Santa Cruz branch of the Santa Cruz branch, on February 12, 2025, the air view of the Santa Cruz branch in the Bolivia region.
According to an IBIF report, 63.6% of the area damaged by the 2024 fire was in forested areas, which could be proof of “strong pressure to extend the agricultural border.”
Consciously consciously caused by fires, Santa Mother bets, with the support of drones, with the support of local and foreign foundations.
As of March, 250,000 Bombitas, Switzerland and Fleven, which are filled with the main types of women in society, will fall to 500 hectares.
In the village, there are almost only women and children, most men have men who went to look for jobs elsewhere.
“Without forests, we will not be water,” AFP Joaquin Sorioco, peasant and agrooforestry technician Santa Ana. “This culture that we understand this culture will help you remember more humidity,” he said.
Despite the rainfall after the drought, it remains insufficient for human consumption, and cultures continue to dry in areas.
On the side of the foundation of the flees, I hope there is a change in practices.
“The thing we live last year was very difficult. But in a way, it turned on a consciousness,” he said.
