Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico
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"In 1970, the governments of Puerto Rico and the United States founded the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico, a private, non-profit institution dedicated to protect and enhance the Island’s natural resources through the acquisition of land of ecological, aesthetic, historic, and cultural value. During its first ten years, the Trust received funds from U.S. tariffs paid by the petrochemical companies operating on the Island." [1]
Contents
Trustees
Accessed September 2011: [2]
Advisory Council
Accessed September 2011: [3]
- Alan P. Covich
- Andrew Light
- Francisco Xavier González Calderón
- Jorge San Miguel
- Juan Acosta Reboyras
- Juan Carlos Navarro
- Luis Álvarez
- María Inés Negrón Álvarez
- Miguel A. Soto Class
- Rafael Rodríguez Mercado
- William Riefkohl
- Woodie Woodward
