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Mexican non-profit plans to earn biodiversity, carbon credits for spider monkey reintroduction

Published 11:50 on August 23, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:50 on August 23, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

A Mexican non-profit has partnered with a France-based environmental company to launch a biodiversity and carbon credit project aimed at reintroducing spider monkeys on a 600-hectare area in Mexico, Carbon Pulse has learned.
A Mexican non-profit has partnered with a France-based environmental company to launch a biodiversity and carbon credit project aimed at reintroducing spider monkeys on a 600-hectare area in Mexico, Carbon Pulse has learned.


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