http://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlanThe Living Lakes Latin America and Caribbean Network, was formed by NGOs, to protect lakes and wetlands and to support sustainable management and development of their surroundings and catchments. The network objective concentrates on the exchange of information and experiences to provide capacity building activities, co-operation with other stakeholders such as local and regional administrations and the private sector, development and coordination of projects between two and more partners, international information and awareness activities and support for political lobbying and advocacy. The main network members in Latin America are: Lake Chapala, Mexico (Fundación Cuenca Lerman Chapala & Amigos del Lago), Lake Atitlan, Guatemala (Asociación Vivamos Mejor), Lake Fuquene, Colombia (Fundación Humedales), Mar Chiquita, Argentina (Cordoba University), Lake Titicaca, Bolivia (Trópico), Pantanal, Brazil (Ecotrópica). A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with Fundación para la Gestión Ambiental Participativa (FUNGAP) in Costa Rica, which coordinates more than 30 organizations working on lakes and wetlands in Central and South-America.<p>The Living Lakes Latin America and Caribbean Network, was formed by NGOs, to protect lakes and wetlands and to support sustainable management and development of their surroundings and catchments. The network objective concentrates on the exchange of information and experiences to provide capacity building activities, co-operation with other stakeholders such as local and regional administrations and the private sector, development and coordination of projects between two and more partners, international information and awareness activities and support for political lobbying and advocacy. The main network members in Latin America are: Lake Chapala, Mexico (Fundaci&oacute;n Cuenca Lerman Chapala &amp; Amigos del Lago), Lake Atitlan, Guatemala (Asociaci&oacute;n Vivamos Mejor), Lake Fuquene, Colombia (Fundaci&oacute;n Humedales), Mar Chiquita, Argentina (Cordoba University), Lake Titicaca, Bolivia (Tr&oacute;pico), Pantanal, Brazil (Ecotr&oacute;pica). A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with Fundaci&oacute;n para la Gesti&oacute;n Ambiental Participativa (FUNGAP) in Costa Rica, which coordinates more than 30 organizations working on lakes and wetlands in Central and South-America.</p>http://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlan2012-05-20T02:51:26ZGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"LIVING LAKES PARTNERS NETWORKLIVING LAKESLATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEANenGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"http://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlan/mapa-lago-atitlanMap Lake Atitlánhttp://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlan/mapa-lago-atitlan2010-10-08T23:55:07ZlagosvivosenGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"LIVING LAKES ALCTexttext/htmlGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"http://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlan/lago-atitlan.pdfLago Atitlánhttp://lagosvivos.net/lagos/atitlan/lago-atitlan.pdf2010-10-12T22:27:11ZlagosvivosenGNF “GLOBAL NATURE FUND”TextapplicationGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"LIVING LAKES PARTNERS NETWORKGNF "GLOBAL NATURE FUND"