Mr Bloggy

The site is aimed at showcasing the extreme and important biodiversity of the region that has more than eluded most common folk. Bolivia is ranked as the 28th largest country in the world though it has lost much of it’s seaside territories in wars of past, the country is known for it’s natural diversity as well as for their tin and other natural exports. Mainly a Spanish speaking country as it was once a colony of the Spanish kingdom which stretched across the globe, they are very much related to their Peruvian and other Mayan cultures that abounds in South America. Though classified as a developing country, it is actually one that has great reserves in terms of natural resources and with vast oil and gas reserves it is fast becoming an exporter and producer of the ever scarcer natural resource. Part of the Andes mountain areas may hold the key to it’s natural beauty, the site showcases the extreme variety and biodiversity of the plant life in the area.
Many of the fruits showcased are known to us yet most are totally alien, existing only in the jungles and many natural forests of the many South American Countries that still have areas untouched by man. The country shares customs and beliefs with many of it’s neighbors who all hail from the vast Inca empire during the pre-historic era evidence of which can be found all over the continent. the sheer diversity of the natural foods the country can offer can be seen in the many fruits and berries they show in the site’s pages. just hope we can work harder to preserve such natural areas, for as with the rest of the developing world nature takes second place to economics in a country where people are struggling to cope with global events that influences their lives day by day.