In Guatemala, the delegation visited key areas of the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Petén, including communities such as Paso Caballos, Uaxactún and the Forest Concession of Árbol Verde. Activities included meetings with community leaders, visits to biological stations, biodiversity monitoring, forest restoration efforts, and water resource management initiatives.

The team also met with implementing partners, including the leader of the BLF consortium, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), to discuss the progress of the project and upcoming activities. In Guatemala, the BLF is working in Peten (Mayan Jungle) and Chiquimula (Trifino) to protect biodiversity, reduce poverty and tackle the impacts of climate change with projects in line with Guatemalan environmental priorities until 2029.

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