Bio diversity
The endemic amphibians of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta are a bio-indicator that can help us understand climate change. This report refers to sightings of four species of endemic amphibians, especially the Atelopus at lower altitudes.
These publications on antimicrobials and amphibians in one of the best magazines are a real example that demonstrates the importance of Colombian biodiversity for everyone's health.
The blue-billed paujil ( Crax alberti, Fraser 1852), the first photographic record of this cracid in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. It is the species of bird closest to extinction in Colombia.
The jaguar ( Panthera onca, Linnaeus 1758) from the Sierra Nevada, photographed in the middle part of the Palomino River by the Arhuaco indigenous Gustavo Torres from the Gúmaque community in La Guajira.
Inventory of diurnal butterfly species in a two-hectare coffee farm, inside the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta jungle.
Biodiversity and the Economy of Consciousness
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