📋 Tender Overview
Recovery of ecosystems and control of soil erosion in the micro-basin linked to the 6 Localities projectThe Huanuco Regional Government (Gorehco) is advancing with strategic interventions aimed at the recovery of ecosystems and the control of soil erosion in the micro-basin linked to the 6 Localities project. The technical teams have been carrying out key actions to reinforce vegetation cover, restore degraded areas and protect fragile soils exposed to the impact of climate change.
In the Pampacocha sector (Rondos Bajo), chamana was planted, a native species with a high capacity for adaptation and recognized for its benefits for soil stability. In parallel, in the Queracocha area, the distribution and planting of alder trees in the final field was carried out, an essential tree for the recovery of degraded ecosystems thanks to its rapid growth and contribution to improving soil fertility.
Likewise, the technical team monitored the transfer of molle plants in the Mirador sector, ensuring their proper management for optimal establishment in areas intended for protection against erosion. These species play a fundamental role in the natural containment of slopes and the restoration of vulnerable areas.
In the Nauyan - Rondos nursery, the tapping of tara seedlings was carried out, an activity that will provide strengthened seedlings for future underpinnings and reforestation work in eroded areas.
The progress made in these days demonstrates the commitment of the technical team and the community. The planting of chamana, aliso, molle and tara will allow us to recover critical areas and guarantee the protection of our microwatersheds, said Edgard Tello, resident engineer of the project.
Gorehco reiterated its commitment to the conservation of ecosystems through nature-based solutions, essential to protect communities from the effects of climate change. With these actions, the project is moving firmly towards its goal of recovering 600 hectares of degraded ecosystems in the six locations intervened.
