The crocodile killed in El Salado estuary has led Semadet to file a criminal complaint with the FGR and Profepa, underscoring Mexico’s wildlife protection laws and plans to restart educational workshops.
Authorities discovered the mutilated carcass of a roughly two-and-a-half-meter crocodile in the El Salado estuary on Friday, July 4, triggering an immediate legal response. Staff from the Secretariat of Environment and Territorial Development of Jalisco (Semadet) say unknown individuals breached the perimeter fence on the El Triunfo Gallery side of the protected area, entered the mangrove, and . . .
