Latin America and the Caribbean contain a wealth of diverse cultural expressions that span thousands of years. This significant portion of the world’s cultural
Latin America & the Caribbean From Cuba to Chile, WCS works to conserve the habitats of the region’s iconic wildlife, including penguins, jaguars, monkeys, and Andean
The book, a study of policymaking for conservation in Latin America, employs comparative analysis to explain the policy process in three countries―Argentina
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Latin America and the Caribbean have the world’s largest reserves of arable land. About 47% of the soil is still covered with forest, but this figure is in rapid
Bat Conservation International’s vision for Latin America is to continue supporting the development of local capacity and partnership networks through the
The Latin America Conservation Council brought together by The Nature Conservancy is acting today to ensure Latin America’s sustainable future and valuing nature for
Bat Conservation in Mexico and Latin America In 2004, in recognition of his work to conserve Mexico’s bats, Rodrigo Medellin became the
Latin America Strengthening national laws and institutions for balanced conservation and development
A biodiversity ‘superpower,’ Latin America has made great strides in conserving its natural resources, but will need to increase funding if this progress is to be
