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Library Stories Binational Agreement Boosts Restoration Efforts in Colorado River Delta
Library Stories Binational Agreement Boosts Restoration Efforts in Colorado River Delta
Binational Agreement Boosts Restoration Efforts in Colorado River Delta
November, 2012 - After years of sporadic negotiations, U.S. and Mexican officials Tuesday are set to sign a major agreement aimed at improving binational cooperation over the Colorado River. “This a major accomplishment for everyone who has worked to restore habitat in the delta and for the local communities who benefit," said Francisco Zamora, director of the Colorado River Delta Legacy Project for the Sonoran Institute.