Photo by: Cuenca de Los Ojos, A. C.
In the reporting year, Rancho El Uno (ReU, acronym in Spanish), under the management of the Cuenca de Los Ojos organization (CLO, acronym in Spanish), continued to advance in managing its herd of 367 bison, highlighting the effectiveness of the low-stress management system that has been successfully implemented for two years. Furthermore, ReU also focused on conservation actions for the ecosystem of the Chihuahuan desert, promoting biodiversity and the maintenance of grasslands. In addition, it continued to serve as a platform for education and conservation, welcoming students from the Sonora State University and the Autonomous University of Chihuahua to participate in internships and research projects that enriched the management and conservation of these vital ecosystems.
