Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve' has mentioned 'Honduras' in the following places:
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| The Rxc3xado Plxc3xa1tano Biosphere Reserve is 5,250xc2xa0km2 of preserved land in the La Mosquitia region on the Caribbean coast of Honduras. | WIKI |
| The reserve has a number of endangered species and some of Honduras largest sections of forest. | WIKI |
| Although the reserve covers a large portion of Honduras, very little is recorded about the biological diversity within it. | WIKI |
| The area is protected by policy from the Department of Protected Areas & Wildlife, State Forestry Administration in Honduras, and receives some funding from the World Wildlife Fund and other private organizations. | WIKI |
| The reserve contains part of the largest surviving area of undisturbed tropical rainforest in Honduras and one of the few remaining in Central America, with numerous endangered species. | WIKI |
| The amount of environmental education that exists in Honduras is minimal, so it is difficult to protect these endangered species. | WIKI |
| Logging and development continue to be problems, and the situation is exacerbated by an increasing population from poorer parts of Honduras or refugees from Nicaragua. | WIKI |
| The government regulates the logging industry in Honduras through the Honduran Cooperation for Forestry Development. | WIKI |
| Poverty in Honduras and neighboring Nicaragua, and an increasing number of hurricanes have driven many refugees into the reserve,[14] making conservation efforts increasingly complicated. | WIKI |
| Located in the Mosquitia region of Northeastern Honduras, Rxc3xado Plxc3xa1tano Biosphere Reserve is the largest protected area in the country with 350,000 hectares. | UNESCO |
| Taken as a whole, the conservation complex in Northeastern Honduras is contiguous with Bosawas Biosphere Reserve in neighbouring Nicaragua, jointly constituting the largest contiguous forest area in Latin America north of the Amazon. | UNESCO |
| The over 721 species of vertebrates comprise more than half of all mammals known to occur in Honduras and include the critically endangered Mexican Spider Monkey, the endangered Central American Tapir, the vulnerable Giant Anteater and West Indian Manatee, as well as the near-threatened Jaguar and White-lipped Peccary. | UNESCO |
| The mountains are part of the Cordillera Central, which corresponds to what was the Honduras Intercontinental Depression, during the Cretaceous period. | UNESCO |
| The over 721 species of vertebrates include more than half of all mammals known in Honduras, such as the critically endangered Mexican Spider Monkey, the endangered Central American Tapir, the vulnerable Giant Anteater and the West Indian Manatee, as well as the near-threatened Jaguar and White-lipped Peccary. | UNESCO |
| The legal umbrella for all formally protected areas in Honduras is the national General Environmental Law, which establishes the national protected areas system. | UNESCO |