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Pronatura Noroeste promotes Ecological Management in Navolato to regulate land use

2024-10-25

With the objective of protecting Navolato’s priority ecosystems, in a significant act for the municipality’s environmental future, Municipal President Francisco Castro López received the Local

Fishermen from the Upper Gulf of California exchange experiences in the use of alternative fishing gear to move towards fishing sustainability

2024-09-18

In an effort to promote sustainable fisheries and marine ecosystem conservation in the Upper Gulf of California, Pronatura Noroeste, in collaboration with the National Commission

Photographic exhibition “Leaves and Feathers” at San Luis Río Colorado: a tribute to the biodiversity of the Colorado River Delta

2024-09-18

The photographic exhibition “Leaves and Feathers” was inaugurated at the Urban Gallery of San Luis Río Colorado, a space that seeks to bring the community

Harmony between human beings and nature is possible

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and the development of the communities in the northwest of Mexico.

We improve the quality of life now for future generations.

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