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1)improve protection and management of 36 priority KBAs to create and maintain local support for conservation and to mitigate key threats.
2)  Mainstream biodiversity conservation into public policies and development plans in seven corridors to support sustainable development
3) Promote and scale up opportunities to foster private sector

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-People are looking for oil, cutting down trees, mining, and stripping land to plant narcotics like opium.
-The cloud forests are threatened by deforestation, dams, roads being built, and the pressure from hydroelectric dams

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-The countries are in a transitional stage of development

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-"Queen of the Andes"
- Location:  Andes of Peru and Bolivia
-produces a chemical in its sap that acts as an ‘anti-freeze’ and allows it to survive the huge temperature variations that exist between night and day
-monocarpic species, meaning that it dies after it flowers and fruits for the first time

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-located in rain forests and cloud forests
-sizes of multi-male/multi-female groups range from 5 to 18 individuals
-eats fruits, flowers, leaves, lichens, leaf bases of bromeliads, epiphyte roots and bulbs, and possibly insects
-the population is severely fragmented

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-very diverse
-home to 1/6 of Earth's plant life
- includes 30,000 species of vascular plants, It has the largest variety of amphibian, bird and mammal species
-contains natural services:  Andes Mountains are South America’s water towers, serving as the water source for the main stems of both the Amazon and Orinoco rivers. The rivers provide water for over 500,000 people.

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Andes Mountains of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and the northern tropical portions within Argentina and Chile