Workshop Proceedings: Climate Scenarios for the Planning and Management of the Manuripi Reserve

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The workshop brought together institutional, academic, and local stakeholders to analyze climate risk scenarios for the Manuripi and Madre de Dios basins. Participants identified a high-risk scenario for the Cobija region involving a 3 °C temperature increase and a 30% reduction in precipitation, which could lead to a 70% to 90% drop in Brazil nut production. The proceedings outline proposed adaptation strategies, including environmental education, forest enrichment, and the diversification of non-timber forest products, to build resilience within the reserve's management plans.

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  • The Manuripi National Wildlife Reserve covers 747,000 hectares in the Department of Pando, Bolivia, with 400,000 hectares dedicated to the production and harvest of the Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa).
  • Stakeholders identified severe potential impacts under the high-risk climate scenario, including a projected drop in Brazil nut production of between 70% and 90%, the loss of river navigation for at least six months, and an increase in forest fires and tropical diseases.
  • Current meteorological data shows a deficit in rainfall and increased evapotranspiration, which has prolonged dry periods in the Amazon regions of Bolivia and Brazil, contributing to increased forest fires and temperature rises.
  • Modeling of the potential distribution of the Brazil nut in Bolivia suggests a coverage of 84,000 km2 in the north, which is 16% less than the 100,000 km2 cited in historical data.
  • To counteract climate risks, the workshop proposed several strategic guidelines for the reserve's management plans, including the implementation of an Environmental Education Plan, a forest enrichment plan for Brazil nuts, and the diversification of wild non-timber forest products via Agroforestry Systems.

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C., H. C., & C., V. G. (2017). Workshop Proceedings: Climate Scenarios for the Planning and Management of the Manuripi Reserve. WWF International. https://www.worldwildlife.org/documents/487/86lrja5yre_Workshop_Proceedings__Climate_Scenarios_for_the_Planning_and_Manage_tHg8Keu.pdf
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C., Héctor Cabrera, and Victor Garcia C. Workshop Proceedings: Climate Scenarios for the Planning and Management of the Manuripi Reserve. WWF International, 2017. https://www.worldwildlife.org/documents/487/86lrja5yre_Workshop_Proceedings__Climate_Scenarios_for_the_Planning_and_Manage_tHg8Keu.pdf.
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@techreport{c2017workshop, author = {C., Héctor Cabrera and C., Victor Garcia}, title = {{Workshop Proceedings: Climate Scenarios for the Planning and Management of the Manuripi Reserve}}, institution = {WWF International}, year = {2017}, month = oct, url = {https://www.worldwildlife.org/documents/487/86lrja5yre_Workshop_Proceedings__Climate_Scenarios_for_the_Planning_and_Manage_tHg8Keu.pdf}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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