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Logging, murder and money: can Mexico’s ancient forests be saved from the cartels?

The Guardian· Apr 28, 2026 · 8:36 AM · 6 views

In Mexico's Sierra Tarahumara, illegal logging is about more than just trees—it's a fight for survival. Cartels turn forests into battlegrounds, using violence and intimidation to control the timber trade. As ecosystems collapse and communities suffer, government efforts to intervene remain weak. Can these ancient forests be saved? #Mexico #Forests #Cartels #Environment #Conservation

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