Mexican communities manage their local forests, generating benefits for humans, trees and wildlife
- Written by: David Bray, Professor of Earth and Environment, Florida International University
Jungle near the Palenque ruins, Chiapas, Mexico.Lawrence Murray/Flickr, CC BYThe United Nations is preparing to host pivotal conferences in the coming months on two global crises: climate change and biodiversity loss. As experts have pointed out, these issues are fundamentally, inescapably intertwined. In both cases, human activities are harming...
