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The Rainforest comeback: More than 45 thousand trees were planted in Madre de Dios recovering the areas degraded by illegal mining
After 4 years of work, the results of the research carried out on more than 42 hectares were ...
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WWF and Bureo receive National Environmental Award Antonio Brack Egg 2019 for fishing net recycling project
The project proposes to create a business from the recycling of fishing nets benefiting artisanal ...
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Peruvian regional goverments promote sustainable and resilient amazon fisheries
Climate change adaptation in the fisheries sector is fundamental to securing the health of fluvial ...
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Vulnerable populations facing climate change
On December 2nd, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP25) began with a strong call ...
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Protecting the guardians from the marine ecosystem: National Plan of Sea turtle’s conservation for Peru is a fact
In Peru, 5900 turtles are captured each year on gillnets and long-lines fisheries. The National ...
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“10 million urban trees by 2021” initiative was launched
The approach has the commitment of the mayors of Lima and other provincial cities of the country, ...
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Festimar 2019: Fishing communities from 8 regions of Peru committed to the conservation of the sea.
Between September and October, Festimar visited 12 fishing communities promoting the protection of ...
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Regional Overview: Hydroelectrics and illegal mining threaten South American river dolphins
This is one of the main results of the first satellite monitoring of river dolphins completed in ...
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Co-management: Indigenous communities and the government working hand in hand to manage and protect nature
In Peru there are 10 communal Reserves and they are the only category of protected natural areas ...
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The sustainable management of fisheries and aquaculture contributes to the well-being of 60% of the Amazonian population
Representatives of the fishing and aquaculture industry in Peru, participated in the 45th session ...
