Forests

Why investment in forest restoration is critical for Mexico’s future

The image shows a Mexican city surrounded by trees, illustrating how Mexico's forests are the country's lifeblood

About 180,000 hectares of Mexico’s forest are lost every year to deforestation. Image: Photo by carlos aranda on Unsplash

Daniel Sánchez y Sánchez
Private Sector Engagement Director, Reforestamos México A. C.
Frida Isela Murillo Frías
Advocacy Coordinator, Reforestamos México A. C.
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