LA CRUZ HABITAT PROTECTION PROJECT, INC
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Target demographics: Low income peoples who live off the land.
Geographic areas served: States of Michoacan, Mexico, and parts of the state of Mexico, Mexico. Now we have a new project to create tree nurseries in Haiti.
Mission:
Dedicated to forest restoration and promoting sustainable forest management in Central Mexico to benefit the people and other creatures who depend on the forests, as well as to assure a healthy planet for future generations.
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lchpp
04/07/12
La Cruz Habitat Protection Project (LCHPP), working as 'Forests for Monarchs,' was able to plant an additional 600,000 trees in Central Mexico last summer (2011). And, despite a difficult economic climate and increased challenges to fundraising, LCHPP has committed to planting an additional 600,...
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maraleen manos-jones
03/26/12
I am proud to be part of this organization that planted 600,000 more trees in 2011, bringing the cumulative total to close to six million trees in Central Mexico over the last 15 years. These trees protect the monarch butterflies overwintering habitats, help the indigenous people and benefit the ...
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williamcalvert
04/04/11
I would like to comment on and commend the work of the La Cruz Habitat Protection Project. Over the years this group has provided free of charge forest trees native to the high Mexican mountains to farmers interested in reforestation and sustainable forest management. They have advised local ...
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