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Red-eyed tree frog photographed in the Laguna Blanca State Reserve, Ocozocoautla, Chiapas, Mexico. © Sergio Pedrero/TNC

From the Gulf of California to the Maya Forest: two coasts where diversity thrives.

Bathed by two oceans and waters that extend between the tropics, Mexico is a country of diversity. Its indigenous peoples, local communities, and environmentalists from all regions have set an example of conservation and innovation. TNC relies on these traditions to innovate and ensure that economy and conservation go hand in hand.

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Dolphins in Baja California The bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncates) is one of dozens of species of marine mammals to ply the waters off Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. Here, the Conservancy is working to strengthen a network of marine protected areas that will ensure these iconic creatures have a place to call home in the Gulf of California. © Carlos Aguilera Calderón

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Underwater view of coral reef near Mexico.

Bracing for Impact

On Mexico’s Caribbean coast, volunteer squads of divers are learning to repair the coral reefs that shield the shore.

By Julian Smith

A view of Mexico's City

Innovation to Meet the Water Shortage: Mexico City’s Water Fund

Mexico City’s Water Fund aims to prepare this large city for the future- a future where extreme climatic events make meeting the demand for water a challenge.

Two people prepare food on a simple table in a family cooking hut in the Maya Forest in Mexico.

Transforming the Region of the Maya Forest

TNC is working to improve the welfare of local people and promoting conservation efforts in the Maya Forest.

May 07, 2019

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.