– says political will, strong leadership, practical conservation projects critical to protecting biodiversity GUYANA’S growing efforts to protect its natural resources are setting an example for other countries, but meaningful progress in conserving biodiversity will depend on governments moving beyond discussions and committing to practical action. This is according to Panama’s Minister of the Environment, […]
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