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Blog » Amazonia – Uniendo fuerzas para proteger la selva tropical más grande del mundo
Amazonia – Uniendo fuerzas para proteger la selva tropical más grande del mundo
Una de cada 10 especies conocidas en el mundo vive en el Amazonas, el lugar de mayor diversidad cultural y biológica del planeta. A pesar de ello, los ecosistemas del Amazonas están en riesgo.