UNESCO gives Mexico 6 months to show ‘concrete actions’ to protect remaining vaquitas
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UNESCO has given Mexico six months to demonstrate concrete actions for the protection of the vaquita, the world's smallest cetacean species, threatened in the Gulf of California. The region is also renowned as the 'Aquarium of the World,' emphasizing the environmental and ecological value at stake.
At stake is not only the survival of the world's smallest cetacean species but also the Gulf of California's reputation as the "Aquarium of the World." The post UNESCO gives Mexico 6 months to show ‘concrete actions’ to protect remaining vaquitas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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