Erick LoayzaGuido MirandaGuido Miranda-Chumacero2026-03-222026-03-22202210.55565/nhac.vcsf6445https://doi.org/10.55565/nhac.vcsf6445https://andeanlibrary.org/handle/123456789/58332Citaciones: 1The Metropolitan Region of La Paz (MRDLP) in Bolivia has grown with minimal planning, leading to major changes to the natural habitat. Currently, citizen science is becoming an important contributor of information on the biodiversity of urban areas. This study presents novel records of native Andean killifish (Orestias spp.) in the MRDLP obtained from the iNaturalist website, expanding its distribution and highlighting the important role of citizen participation as a tool to expand biodiversity knowledge and monitoring of ecosystems sensitive to climate change.enCitizen scienceMetropolitan areaKillifishBiodiversityGeographyHabitatClimate changeEnvironmental planningEnvironmental resource managementEcologyMonitoring native killifish in the La Paz metrĂ³polis by citizen scientists: advantages and opportunitiesarticle