This study examines the relationship between environmental concern and well-being among adolescents in rural communities, recognizing that these perceptions influence urbanization processes in Bolivia. The research was based on surveys administered to 639 adolescents, aged 12 to 18, across four rural communities, using validated instruments such as the Environmental Concern Scale and the Satisfaction with Life Scale. The findings show a positive association between well-being and a stronger emotional connection with nature. In contrast, attitudes such as environmental apathy or an exclusively human-centered (anthropocentric) perspective tend to be linked to lower levels of well-being. These results highlight the need to address issues such as eco-anxiety and to create opportunities for young people to engage in environmental initiatives within their own territories. In this context, it i...