Barranquilla TROPICAL ANDESArgentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela 8 BIOMES...

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TROPICAL ANDES

BIODIVERSITY TARGET2020 TARGET: 17% protected

2015: 23.8% PROTECTED5.4% I-IV6.4% V-VI12% NA

Tropical Andes Hotspot

Neighboring Hotspot

Protected Area (IUCN Category I-IV)

Protected Area (IUCN Category V-VI)

Protected Area (IUCN Category NA)

Urban Area

Agriculture (0-100% landuse)

Roads

Railroads

1,656,935 km2

Lima

Huancayo

Quito

Armenia

La Paz

Salta

Bogotá

Lagunillas

San Cristóbal

San Salvador de Jujuy

San Miguel de Tucumán

Bucaramanga

Manizales

Santo Domingo

Cali

Maracay

Guayaquil

Sucre

Caracas

Medellín

Villavicencio

Cochabamba

Merida

Barranquilla

Cartegena

Cúcuta

Neiva

Cuenca

Pasto

BrazilPeru

Colombia

Venezuela

Guyana

Ecuador

Panama

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Bolivia

Paraguay

Argentina

Chile

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Shortfall Assessment to reach Target of 17% protected land in each terrestrial ecoregion

Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela

8 BIOMES Deserts & Xeric Shrublands

Flooded Grasslands & Savannas

Mangrove

Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub

Montane Grasslands & Shrublands

Tropical & Subtropical Dry Broadleaf Forests

Tropical & Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas, & Shrublands

Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests

23 ECOREGIONS

ENDEMIC PLANT SPECIES15,000

ENDEMIC ANIMAL SPECIES1,733

TROPICAL ANDES ECOREGIONS

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1. Central Andean Dry Puna

2. Central Andean Wet Puna

3. Central Andean Puna 63,402 km2 remnant habitat

77,028 km2 remnant habitat


+ 15,742 km2 protected areas

To reach Aichi Target of 17%

Target reached

Target reached

4. Peruvian Yungas 6. Northern Andean Páramo

7. Northwestern Andean Montane Forests5. Southern Andean Yungas

127,835 km2 remnant habitat 11,860 km2 remnant habitat


+807 km2 protected areas


Target reached

Target reached

Target reached

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9. Cordillera de Maerida Páramo

11. Cordillera Oriental Montane Forests

12. Eastern Cordillera Real Montane Forests

10. Cordilleara La Costa Montane Forests

8. Cordillera Central Páramo

697 km2 remnant habitat







Target reached

Target reached

Target reached

Target reached

13. Bolivian Montane Dry Forests 15. Magdalena Valley Dry Forests

16. Magdalena Valley Montane Forests14. Bolivian Yungas








To reach Aichi Target of 17%Target reached

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19. Marañón Dry Forests

20. Patía Valley Dry Forests

21. Cauca Valley Dry Forests

22. Cauca Valley Montane Forests

17. Santa Marta Páramo

18. Santa Marta Montane Forests


856 km2 remnant habitat











Target reached

Target reached

23. Venezuelan Andes Montane Forests 6,015 km2 remnant habitat

Target reached

TROPICAL ANDES | CONFLICTS

214

11

19

8

41

2126

29

20

3

24

27

22

16

17

12

25

9

10

6

28

5

713

1823

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34,672,000 Population2015 URBAN POPULATION

42,940,0002030 URBAN POPULATION

579THREATENED SPECIES

MAJOR CROPSrice, maize, potatoes, sugar cane, coffee

BIODIVERSITY THREATSAgricultural ExpansionHydrocarbon ExtractionInfrastructure DevelopmentMiningLoggingPoaching

Conflicts between 2030 projected urban growth areas and threatened species habitats

1250km6252500

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area

Urban Growth Projection

Conflict Zone

Extreme Conflict Zone

Threatened Species Habitat

3. BUCARAMANGA, COLOMBIA

POPULATION PROJECTIONS:

2015:

1,215,000 1,507,000


2015:

2,916,000 3,347,000


2015:

9,765,000 11,966,000

4. CALI, COLOMBIA


2,646,000

2015:

3,203,000

5. CARACAS, VENEZUELA

2. BOGOTA, COLOMBIA

2030:

2030:

2030:

2030:


2015:

400,000 497,000

1. ARMENIA, COLOMBIA

2030:

6. COCHABAMBA, BOLIVIA


2015:

1,240,000 1,703,000


2015:

361,000 483,000

7. CUCUTA, COLOMBIA


851,000

2015:

1,047,000

8. CUENCA, ECUADOR

2030:

2030:

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



13. LAGUNILLAS, VENEZUELA


2015:

350,000 487,000


2015:

1,166,000 1,450,000


2015:

612,000 778,000

14. MANIZALES, COLOMBIA


449,000

2015:

546,000

15. MARACAY, VENEZUELA11. IBAGUE, COLOMBIA

2030:

2030:

2030:

2030:

12. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA


2015:

1,816,000 2,308,000

2030:

16. LIMA, PERU


9,897,000

2015:

12,221,000

2030:

9. CUSCO, PERU


2015:

412,000 536,000

2030:

10. HUANCAYO, PERU


364,000

2015:

463,000

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



23. SAN CRISTOBAL, VENEZUALA


2015:

371,000 455,000

19. NEIVA, COLOMBIA


2015:

355,000 440,000


2015:

579,000 692,000


2015:

324,000 403,000

20. PASTO, COLOMBIA


363,000

2015:

444,000

22. SALTA, ARGENTINA18. MERIDA, VENEZUELA

2030:

2030:

2030:

2030:

2030:


2015:

3,911,000 4,747,000

17. MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA

2030:

21. QUITO, ECUADOR


2015:

1,726,000 2,228,000

24. SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN, ARGENTINA


910,000

2015:

1,078,000

2030:

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



25. SAN SALVADOR DE JUJUY, ARGENTINA


330,000

2015:

394,000

2030:

28. SUCRE, BOLIVIA


2015:

372,000 542,000


2015:

316,000 449,000

29. VILLAVICENCIO, COLOMBIA


552,000

2015:

747,000

26. SANTO DOMINGO, ECUADOR

2030:

2030:

2030:


2015:

2,107,000 2,989,000

27. SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA, BOLIVIA

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



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