The world’s most biodiverse region is at a turning point.
With 40 percent of the world’s species, more than a quarter of the Earth’s forests and the second largest reef on the planet, Latin America is a beacon of hope for a planet facing a changing climate and growing demands for food, water and energy.
Launch of New Agriculture Strategy
Healthy Agricultural Systems aim to mitigate one of the main drivers of deforestation in Latin America.
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Latin America 2018 Annual Report
TNC’s work in Latin America is advancing collaborative conservation solutions to address our world’s toughest challenges.
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Rivers that Produce Energy and Guarantee Conservation: Hydropower by Design in Mexico
The work of The Nature Conservancy is improving the sustainable development of energy infrastructure in Mexico.
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Ecological Restoration
The Nature Conservancy promotes ecological restoration in priority areas for water production and agricultural sustainability in Brazil.
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Working with Indigenous Peoples to Conserve and Protect the Peruvian Amazon
TNC works with indigenous communities to avoid, minimize and mitigate the environmental impact of infrastructure development in Peru.
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From Mexico’s Baja California in the north to Argentina’s Patagonia in the southern tip, The Nature Conservancy has worked in Latin America for more than 40 years to protect its lands, waters and oceans.