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WWF LAC Newsletter July 2017

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Clarion call from IPCC to accelerate efforts to adapt, build resilience to climate risks and slash emissionsa

Belize to develop world’s first fully Coastal and Marine Project Finance for Permanence (PFP) Initiative

WWF: Governments make limited progress at UN biodiversity talks while consensus for nature-positive ambition grows

First ever full Coastal-Marine Project Finance Initiative for Permanence (PfP) for Belize was signed on to today

Lead, Belize Project Finance for Permanence assumes role

World-First Map Exposes Growing Dangers Along Whale Superhighways

Global survey sees nearly nine in 10 people supporting a UN plastic pollution treaty but will governments follow?

Moving to a“forests forward” market. WWF’s new impact-oriented platform engages companies, investors and other stakeholders to accelerate global sustainability commitments.

Global biodiversity goals unattainable without full inclusion of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities and their lands

New science report underscores urgency for climate action or risk seeing 1.5°C goal slip away

WWF and The Pew Charitable Trusts applauds Belize’s ambitious commitment to protect coastal wetlands

Public calls for governments to close S.E Asia’s wildlife markets in response to COVID-19, WWF survey finds.

Working together to build climate change resilience and protect vital water in Guatemala

Guatemalan Government committed to conserve water reserves

Global deforestation is advancing on 24 fronts, nine are in Latin America and one of them in part of Central America

A declaration to recognize the importance of Ecosystem Based Adaptation was issued

Cleaner production to conserve watersheds

The “extra mile” to recover the sustainable shrimp industry in Belize

New WWF report reveals countries set to be worst affected by loss of nature

Global Assessment report on state

Global conservation organizations applaud government of belize for new commitment

WWF joins Latin America partnership to restore forests

A training programme on cleaner production as a tool for integrated watersheds management was issued

Smart Coasts project begins in the Mesoamerican Reef System

Sir David Attenborough voices new Netflix series ‘Our Planet’

Sugarcane sustainable principles were presented in Honduras

World leaders fail to address plastic crisis, says WWF

Pachalum, Quiché was the winner of the One Planet City Challenge in Guatemala

Marine Conservation Tecnnical Officer position available for the Belize Field Program Office

WWF and the University of Belize will develop the first ever watershed management plan for Belize

The "Caribe Maya" sustainable tourism initiative receives award

Regional Project was approved for the conservation of the Mesoamerican Reef System

Seismic testing plans suspended in Belize

Isotopes study begins in Honduras

Public support is highly needed after UNESCO’s decision on Belize

Panda no longer endangered

Telephone directory highlights Belize’s World Heritage Site

Caribe Maya, a sustainable tourism initiative obtains an award in FITUR

Honduras shrimp farms celebrate ASC certification

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Agexport Acknowledgement

Belize Acuaculture

Coca-Cola and WWF

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