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They Strengthen the Natural Heritage of Santiago; They Transplanted 60 Grapefruit Citrus and 50 Mahogany
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La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). The General Directorate of Ecology and the Environment reported that the transplant of 60 grapefruit citrus and 50 mahogany specimens was carried out in the Santiago delegation, strengthening its natural heritage. “We continue to work for a greener, healthier and sustainable environment for present and future generations,” they said on their social networks. This Wednesday (21 May) the action was carried out, i…
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