📋 Tender Overview
With the active participation of the residents of the sector of Coltao Quitaflor, an important step towards the ecological restoration of the area was marked. Within the framework of the commemoration of World Wildlife Day, the National Forest and Wildlife Service (Serfor) of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) next to the inhabitants of the Caserio Coltao Quitaflor, of the District of Pira, in Huaraz reforested around 600 square meters with 160 native trees in their hamlet.
The settlers prioritized the plantation of native species such as the quenual and the huaromo, fundamental for the regeneration of ecosystems and the preservation of biodiversity. This action not only seeks to mitigate the negative effects of deforestation, but also to strengthen the communitys link with its natural environment, through the active participation of neighbors in the conservation initiatives of our forest resources.
The trees are the backbone of our ecosystems that provide us with important environmental services such as water, pure air, food, wildlife refuge, among others, said Hugo Carrillo, technical administrator of the Forest and Wildlife Technical Administration (ATFFS) Ancash De Serfor. He added that it is essential to continue promoting reforestation with native species, which are adapted to local conditions and are key to the recovery of our natural ecosystems.
World Wildlife Day is an opportunity to celebrate the diversity of our wild fauna and flora, sensitize and raise public awareness about the multiple benefits they give us and remember the urgent need to fight against crimes that threaten wildlife and reduction of species, especially those induced by human being.
