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📣 #LivingData2025 abstract submissions are OPEN! ⭐

We welcome abstract submissions for oral presentations, lightning talks or posters that are aligned to one of the 73 accepted sessions of the event.

See you in Bogotá, #Colombia (p.s. don't forget to register) 💚

🐦Abstract submissions close 20 May 2025: 🔗livingdata2025.com/sessions.ht

🐸Registrations: 🔗livingdata2025.com/registratio

#DatosVivos2025 @tdwg @gbif #OBIS @geobon
#InstitutoHumboldt

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For the first time in the country’s history, Colombia has created a territory specifically designed to protect a group of Indigenous people living away from regular contact with the rest of the world. #colombia #Indigenous #IndigenousPeople news.mongabay.com/2025/03/colo

Mongabay Environmental News · Colombia creates landmark territory to protect uncontacted Indigenous groupsColombia has created a first-of-its-kind territory meant to protect a group of Indigenous people living away from regular contact with the rest of the world. Located in the southern department of Amazonas, the over 1-million-hectare (2.7-million-acre) territory stretches between the Caquetá and Putumayo Rivers that the uncontacted Indigenous Yuri-Passé people call home. It’s the country’s […]
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Donald Hobern

Short video panning over the #landscape in #Sumapaz #NationalPark, #Colombia. This is around 3,700 m above sea level in one of the largest remaining areas of the #Páramo ecosystem. The swamp in the middle of the scanned area contained lesser #yellowlegs, Andean #teal and American #coot. The surrounding areas held Boyaca #antpitta, Apolinar's #wren, green-throated #helmetcrest, many-striped #canastero and Brazilian #GuineaPigs.

#birds#nature
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Donald Hobern

I spent the weekend visiting #NationalParks outside #Bogotá, #Colombia, mainly for #birds. There was plenty of rain, and the light wasn't great, but it was wonderful to explore new ecosystems (Páramo and Bosque Alto-Andino) and see some distinctive species.

Andean #Condor (one of two soaring and then on a cliff in #Chingaza NP)

Female Torrent #Duck (#BosqueGuajira Reserva Natural)

Black-billed Mountain-#Toucan (Bosque Guajira)

Boyaca #Antpitta (#Sumapaz NP)

Large black vulture with big white panels on the upperside of the wings, soaring in a grey sky with its primary feathers spread.
Orange duck with dark oily-coloured upperparts, a stiff tail and a bright red bill standing on a wet boulder in the middle of a rushing stream.
Toucan sitting on branch - the bill is all black, the underside is bluish with a white throat, and the upperside and tail are dark.
Small, almost tailless cinnamon-coloured bird perched on the withered black leaves of one of the local Espeletia sunflower plants. It's head is raised to sing.
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