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Tinkazos

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VILLEGAS, Zulma  and  MARTINEZ, José. Support for land reform among groups responsible for deforestation in Bolivia. Tinkazos [online]. 2009, vol.12, n.27, pp.33-47. ISSN 1990-7451.

Until 1975, 60% of Bolivia’s territory was covered by different types of forest. These forests contained most of the country’s rich biodiversity. During the 1990s and the first decade of the 21st century, deforestation has been accelerating rapidly. Those responsible for deforestation are emerging as stakeholder groups and consolidating their position.

Keywords : deforestation; environmental degradation; causes of deforestation; deforestation incentives; social groups; forest policy; forests; biodiversity.

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