Dr. Tunuari R. Chávez González is a geographer and environmental expert based in Jalisco, specialising in groundwater governance, bio-cultural heritage and territorial rights. He holds a Master’s in Environmental Law and has spent over a decade defending arid ecosystems and communities.
                    
                  
                  
                    Wirikuta: The Invisible Limit of Life in the Desert                  
                                    In the heart of the Potosí highlands, the sacred territory of Wirikuta, located in the municipality of Catorce, San Luis Potosí, represents one of the most complex, diverse, and culturally significant arid ecosystems on the planet. Its area—just over 140,000 hectares—may seem modest compared to the immensity of the Chihuahuan Desert, but its biological density […]
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