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Rafting through the remote rainforest on the Rio Platano
Rafting in Honduras Rafting through the remote rainforest on the Rio Platano © Simon Williams/TNC

Forest restoration strengthens the economy

Recovering the vegetation that once covered the Salvadoran hills and conserving standing forests is vital to strengthening the country’s economy. Environmental restoration guarantees the water that agriculture and industries require and can be a source of income for farmers and producers. Models of restoration-based income have strong potential for replication.

(ALL RIGHTS) Flora found in rainforest of La Moskitia in the Rio Platano Biosphere of Honduras. TNC and local partners are working together to conserve the Honduran Mosquitia, focusing on the 2 million acre Rio Plátano Biosphere Reserve that lies within La Mosquitia's boundaries. Photo credit: © Erika Nortemann/TNC

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Conservation Milestones in Honduras

Learn about what The Nature Conservancy is achieving through our work in Honduras.

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Latin America Annual Report

TNC’s work in Latin America is advancing collaborative conservation solutions to address our world’s toughest challenges.

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