A Mexican couple bought a failed coconut farm 30 years ago; the 346-acre wasteland is now a wildlife haven for turtles, dolphins and flamingos

Three decades ago, a 346-acre stretch of land on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula was little more than the remains of a failed coconut farm. Disease had swept through millions of palms across the region, leaving behind a stripped and barren landscape.

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