Venezuela is in crisis and an unfolding situation at a research station
provides the latest example, much research has been done there and is at
risk (including on  climate change & the brown spider monkey, a critically
endangered primate whose core forest habitat is within the forest):

https://news.mongabay.com/2018/05/crisis-in-venezuela-caparo-experimental-station-invaded-by-200-farmers/


   - *The Caparo Forest Reserve in Barinas state, Venezuela, created in
   1961, covers almost 175,000 hectares (432,000 acres). The Caparo
   Experimental Station, located within the reserve, encompasses 7,000
   hectares (17,300 acres) and has been under the administration of the
   Universidad de Los Andes (ULA) since 1982 for scientific research and
   education.*

Please share.

See also from VZ recently at Mongabay:

- Gold find prompts forest invasion by 3,000 miners, military raid
<https://news.mongabay.com/2018/04/venezuelan-gold-strike-prompts-invasion-by-3000-miners-military-raid/>
- Maduro seeks sell off of Venezuela’s natural resources to escape debt
<https://news.mongabay.com/2018/01/maduro-seeks-sell-off-of-venezuela-natural-resources-to-escape-debt-analysis/>
Thanks,

Erik

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