U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Partners with Mexico to Fund Wildlife Conservation

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Partners with Mexico to Fund Wildlife Conservation
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is partnering through its Wildlife Without Borders program with 24 conservation organizations in Mexico to conserve wildlife and its habitat. The Service provided $903,000 in 2011 for conservation projects and leveraged an additional $2 million in matching contributions.

Nearly $700,000 was awarded through the Service