In Mexico, groups push for reforms to law promoting sustainable forest use
2020-07-15 09:15
Mexico’s General Law on Sustainable Forest Development is once again in the spotlight. Despite being a recent law, approved on June 5, 2018, and applauded at the time for its promotion of community forest management, it now requires significant amendments to fix omissions and deficiencies. To that end, the National Forestry Council (CONAF) has presented […]
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