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New expedition to count river dolphins in the Amazon
New expedition to count river dolphins in the Amazon
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The City of Lima and WWF promote energy saving initiative
LIMA, Perú.- Reducing energy demand is one of the greatest challenges we’re facing. Energy ...
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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 ...
