Some positive news for the Vaquita
The government of Mexico has taken a decisive step to save the vaquita – a porpoise threatened by extinction – and to promote sustainable fisheries in the upper Gulf of California for the benefit of fishers and their families, says WWF-Mexico.
http://wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/?uNewsID=208988#
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