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UABC Develops Germplasm Bank to Restore BC Ecosystems

July 21.- The Autonomous University of Baja California is developing a high environmental impact project aimed at the creation of a germplasm bank to protect seeds and produce native species of the entity, with the aim of contributing to the restoration of ecosystems threatened by climate change, forest fires and loss of biodiversity. The initiative is led by Dr. Hiram Rivera Huerta, researcher and professor at the Faculty of Marine Sciences of …
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July 21.- The Autonomous University of Baja California is developing a high environmental impact project aimed at the creation of a germplasm bank to protect seeds and produce native species of the entity, with the aim of contributing to the restoration of ecosystems threatened by climate change, forest fires and loss of biodiversity. The initiative is led by Dr. Hiram Rivera Huerta, researcher and professor at the Faculty of Marine Sciences of …

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La Jornada Baja California broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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