Mexico has 58 Pinger bird The types that wander in promoters and forests, as they are a small nectar helicopter. Unfortunately, this number may soon be reduced to 57 years. The Mexican Sheartail, a wonderful hummingbird in the country, is at risk due to the loss of habitats.
But the bird watching group ascends to save it.
The Mexican sheetail is found in only two places in the world: dry tropical forests in Veracrose, near the Gulf of Mexico, and in the Yousan Peninsula. Recent studies indicate that the hummingbirds of Ferkerraz may be a separate type. Either way, there is less than 2500 Mexican SHEARTILS in the world, and birds are classified as weak by the International Federation to preserve Congress in the natural world. The Mexico government is looking Mangabay.
“I have been birds for many years, and for most of this time, Shertail has been unknown to many,” He said Alexis Garfio Rodriguez, monitoring birds in Shafarello, in the center of Ferkrose. “As soon as I started publishing my Internet pictures online, I received many requests from bird monitors around the world that wanted to discover these types of reach.”
The loss of habitats to the bird – a decisive ben off – aims as many animals do. So bird monitors in the town of Shafarilo and the municipality themselves took their shoulders. “The ecosystem in Shafarilo was well preserved despite local agricultural lands, so we needed to benefit from this,” He said Rodriguez.
Shafarilo began using revenues collected from bird monitors who visit the area to create a hummingbird refuge called Doricha Natural Reserve. A prominent local donation even part of his possession to create a reserve.
Local university students also made a documentary that reveals the city’s efforts.
The story is a great example of how society and the local government work together to positively influence the environment, which the world will definitely need in the future.
“We have to continue pushing the authorities to act in favor of biological diversity by following the example of Alexis, the Shafarello community and the authorities,” Judith Gonzalez, director of the environmental and agricultural authorities at Emiliano Zapaba, told Mongabay. “This is only the beginning.”
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