Luis Germán Naranjo, director of conservation for the World Wildlife Fund organization in Colombia, talks about a recent report detailing the drastic decline in specimens of multiple species, mainly in tropical areas.Oct.
14, 2022
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2022-10-14T18:59:55.192Z
Luis Germán Naranjo, director of conservation for the World Wildlife Fund organization in Colombia, talks about a recent report detailing the drastic decline in specimens of multiple species, mainly in tropical areas.
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