The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Primavera Forest (Bosque La Primavera), which was declared a Protected Area in 1980 and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2006, has lost just over 857 hectares of its terrain.
I thought Dr. Peter Jimenez was going to tell us about the Lake Chapala petroglyphs during an archaeological tour organized on November 15.
Tanzania has the 90-kilometer-long Mount Kilimanjaro trek and the United States has the Pacific Crest Trail, stretching 4,270 kilometers from north to south.
Danáe Kótsiras, a Mexican of Greek extraction, lives in the peaceful Jalisco provincial town of Etzatlán.
Sometime in 1989, I received a curious request from a friend in Colima:
On October 27 the state of Jalisco marked the first Primavera Forest Day, which has the aim of reminding citizens every year of the natural wonder lying directly west of Guadalajara.
Each year some five million hawks, eagles, kites and other birds of prey in Canada and the United States take off for warmer climes to the south, passing through a long, narrow corridor in the state of Veracruz, between the Sierra Madre Oriental and the Gulf of Mexico.
