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Esplendor del Manglar Viviente

En Cuba, la adaptación basada en el ecosistema es una forma rentable de preservar y restaurar los hábitats naturales y proteger las comunidades costeras

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July 13th, 2020
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Footnotes Historia: Luis David Almeida Famada, Tomás Escobar Herrera, Montserrat Xilotl, Andrea Egan / Fotos: Proyecto Manglar Vivo, PNUD Cuba

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