Belize creates one of Central America’s largest biological corridors

Mongabay
Mar 19, 2018, 1:48 pm240 pts
Belize is set to establish one of the biggest biological corridors in Central America, connecting two nature reserves that are home to jaguars and pumas, among other wildlife. The Belize northeastern biological corridor, approved by the government on Feb. 13, will span some 110 square kilometers (42 square…

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