FMCN and NTNC prove that the best way to protect nature is to actually ask the people who live there.
Three Decades of Grassroots Conservation in Mexico and Nepal Prove Local Leadership Delivers Results
Two grassroots organizations in Mexico and Nepal, born from local initiative in the 1990s, have spent three decades building permanent conservation institutions. The Mexican Fund for Nature Conservation (FMCN) and Nepal's National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) now manage millions in funding, protect vast ecosystems, and demonstrate that local leadership outlasts political cycles and foreign aid.
Source: Three Decades of Grassroots Conservation in Mexico and Nepal Prove Local Leadership Delivers Results — Happy Eco News
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