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With this workshop, Sernanp seeks to strengthen the use of scientific information as a key aspect in decision making for effective ANP management. Promoting the participation of specialists from 15 protected areas of various regions of the country, the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp), attached to the Ministry of Environment, carried out the course Effective Management of Natural Areas Protected with Tools of Scientific Systematization.
Through this course, the abilities of Sernanp personnel in the field are sought to strengthen, in relation to the organization and presentation of scientific information to generate executive reports that allow the headquarters of protected areas to make decisions that contribute to the management objectives of their respective natural spaces.
Specialists who carry out research management in protected ntural areas such as the National Parks of the Manu, Tingo Maria, Abiseo and Yanchaga Chemillen participated in the workshop; The national reserves of Paracas, Titicaca, Lachay, Islands and Guaneras and Junin tips, the National Sanctuaries Cordillera Colan and Pampa Hermosa, the Historic Sanctuary of Machupicchu and the communal reserves Machigenga and Yanesha.
As part of the course, topics on the methodical approach of problem solving, principles of application of scientific information, processes and techniques for the acquisition of data and information related to the management of protected areas were developed, among others that will be applied in the generation of reports that contribute to an objective of management of protected areas.
The activity was carried out within the framework of the Science and effective management for natural areas protected in Peru, executed by the consortium composed of Wake Forest University (WFU), Colorado State University-Center for Protected Area Management (CSU-CPAM) and Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), in close coordination with the SERNANP.
