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Quintana Roo, first state to work with Ranching Protocols for the swamp crocodile in Mexico

Quintana Roo, first state to work with Ranching Protocols for the swamp crocodile in Mexico

(Photo: laverdadnoticias.com) “Quintana Roo is spearheading the national level in terms of promoting initiatives for the sustainable use and conservation of the swamp crocodile species ( Crocodylus moreletii )”, said Biologist Hesiquio Benítez Díaz, General Director of International Cooperation and Implementation in the National Commission for the Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO).Biologist Hesiquio Benítez Díaz said that after 40 years, for the first time things are done correctly in Mexico, with the first unit that legally works on the breeding of crocodiles through a ranching scheme . . .

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