Research Hub

Algodonillo en flor/ Algodonillo flowering

Our research approach views science as something close, accessible, and relevant—not confined to laboratories, but belonging to everyone who seeks to understand and transform their world. We start with curiosity, careful observation of the environment, and the questions that emerge from everyday life.

The knowledge we generate is guided by three core principles:

1. Available

We promote the generation of reliable and relevant scientific knowledge that responds to local needs while contributing to regional and global understanding.

2. Accessible

We facilitate access to scientific knowledge through collaborative networks and by translating research into clear, accessible language for diverse audiences.

3. Useful and Actionable

We encourage the critical and responsible use of scientific knowledge to support decision-making, foster action in local communities, and strengthen capacities for understanding and applying research in practice.

Research areas

En el bosque nuestro techo más cercano son las copas de los árboles
Foto: D. Rikkers (proyecto REBOS)

Highly biodiverse tropical forests are among the world’s most important ecosystems, supporting life on Earth. The Amazon rainforest alone contains an estimated 50–70% of the world’s tropical forests, and Bolivia is home to nearly 8% of this remarkable biome.

Explore our tropical forest ecology projects aquí

Feria agroecológica de la CAB (Foto: CAB)

Guided by the principles of agroecology, we develop innovations and support transition processes toward sustainable, equitable, and regenerative food systems.

Hornero o Tiluchi (Furnarius rufus)

We study the interactions between urban systems and ecosystems to generate knowledge that contributes to more sustainable, resilient, and equitable cities.

Conoce los proyectos sobre ecología urbana aquí

Ongoing projects

REBOS

Long-term research project on the response of the Bolivian Chiquitanía forest to fire.

Follow our researches here

ROSEC

Transdisciplinary research to build comprehensive alternatives with systemic perspectives.

Learn about our actions here

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Contactos

Email: gcr@carreno-rocabado.com
g.carrenorocabado@gmail.com
Address in The Netherladns
Asterstraat 317
6708 DV, Wageningen
…in Bolivia
Barrio Las Palmas del Este
Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Cassilla Postal # 3560

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