How Mexican communities are helping to save a fir forest

Mongabay
Jul 7, 2020, 5:55 am257 pts
For 20 years, the Colima fir tree (Abies colimensis) has been at the heart of many disputes to conserve the temperate forests of southern Jalisco, a state in central Mexico. Today, the future of this tree rests upon whether the area’s avocado crops will advance further and whether neighboring communities will…

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