Hundreds of unexpected species found in Mexican UNESCO site slated for gold mine

Mongabay
By Martha PskowskiAug 5, 2016, 5:20 pm183 pts
A open pit gold mine has been in the works in Sierra la Laguna Biosphere Reserve in Baja California Sur since 2007, but a new biodiversity survey may convince officials to overturn the mine’s permits. In just over a week, scientists uncovered nearly 900 species in the protected area – far more than the 220…

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