Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Frailejones--Espeletia--in-Paramo-de-Pisba-in-Colombia-27MZIFJJWAU07.htmlConceptually similarFrailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaGP0STQ98FCompleted★★★★Frailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaGP0STQ98HCompleted★★★★Frailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaGP0STQ98GCompleted★★★★Frailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaGP0STQ98ICompleted★★★★Frailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaGP0STQ98JCompleted★★★★Break Free Activity at Coal Mine in ColombiaGP0STQM49Completed★★★★★★Break Free Activity at Coal Mine in ColombiaGP0STQM4BCompleted★★★★Break Free Activity at Coal Mine in ColombiaGP0STQM4CCompleted★★★★Break Free Activity at Coal Mine in ColombiaGP0STQM4ECompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQ98EFrailejones (Espeletia) in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaLandscape with Frailejones (Espeletia), an endemic species of Páramo de Pisba in Boyacá, Colombia. Páramos are unique ecosystems located in the highlands, they provide 85% of the water that is consumed in the country. The area is contaminated by coal mining. Colombia is the fourth largest exporter of coal worldwide.Locations:Boyacá Department-Colombia-South AmericaDate:8 May, 2016Credit:© Martin Katz / GreenpeaceMaximum size:7360px X 4912pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Landscapes-Mountains-Nature-Outdoors-Plants-TundrasShoot:Landscape in Páramo de Pisba in ColombiaLandscapes of Páramo de Pisba in Boyacá, Colombia. Páramos are unique ecosystems located in the highlands, they provide 85% of the water that is consumed in the country. The area is contaminated by coal mining. Colombia is the fourth largest exporter of coal worldwide.
