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A milestone for the Ancash region in conservation, education, research and sustainable development.Huaraz.- With the participation of representatives of public institutions, civil society organizations, peasant communities and private sector actors, the Huascaran Biosphere Reserve Committee was formed, the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp), attached to the Ministry of Environment, reported.
Among the great challenges of this Committee will be to strengthen the management of the biosphere reserve in a conservation context of the nucleus zone represented in the Huascaran National Park, a protected natural area that houses a biological mountain diversity, forests in good condition, extraordinary landscape and archaeological values, all under the protection of the Great White Mountains, the highest and highest tropical mountain range in the world.
Likewise, to promote the development of activities that promote development such as sustainable tourism, research, environmental education, restoration with native species, sustainable productive activities, bionegocios, agrobiodiversity, among others that benefit the population, local, regional and national.
The Coordination Committee is chaired by the Municipal Commonwealth Hatun Huaylas that groups the provinces of Huaraz, Carhuaz, Yungay, Huaylas and Recuay; the vice presidency by the Regional Government of Ancash; The secretary in charge of the Huascaran Biosphere Reserve Reserve Network, while, the Sernanp through the Headquarters of the Huascaran National Park assumes technical advice; and the vocal for the NGO Allpa and the local administration of the Huaraz water.
In this way, the bond between man and nature is strengthened with a team that will promote in a responsible and dynamic way for the benefit of the local population, research, environmental education for conservation and sustainable development.
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The Huascaran Biosphere Reserve has one million two hundred thousand hectares that comprises 11 provinces, 123 peasant communities and 43 districts also, with which participatory governance, territorial articulation and integration in the planning of the territory are strengthened.
