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Yucatán and WWF Launch $20 Million Fund for Mangrove Protection
The Mexican state of Yucatán has partnered with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to establish a US $20 million fund. This initiative aims to protect the region's vital mangrove ecosystems and water systems.
14 May, 21:37 — 14 May, 21:37
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Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect mangroves and water systems - Mexico News Daily
Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect mangroves and water systems Mexico News Daily
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Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect mangroves and water systems
Given the name Herencia Maya (Maya Heritage), the conservation program is a joint government-NGO-private-institution effort for funding the rescue and revival of Yucatan's mangroves and waterways. The post Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect mangroves and water systems appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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