📋 Tender Overview
Joint operation in Punta Colles marks a milestone in the conservation of the coast and the defense of the natural heritage of Peru.In a strategic action, the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp), entity of the Ministry of Environment (Minam), through the National Reserve System of Islands, Islets and Guaneras Puntas (RNIPG), and the Amphibious Engineering Company Cap. Jorge Romero Castro No. 113 of the Peruvian Army, executed an ecological recovery operation in the Punta Coles region, Moquegua region.
The articulated work between the two institutions allowed to carry out an operation for the removal of abandoned infrastructure, cleaning of solid waste and other actions aimed at restoring the ecological balance in one of the most important natural shelters of the marine biodiversity of the southern coast.
The intervention constitutes a precedent of cooperation between the Armed Forces and the environmental sector, for the benefit of the country and its strategic ecosystems.
During the coordination meeting in the city of Ilo, the Sernanp technical team presented to military personnel the main advances in conservation of the southern headquarters of the RNIPG, as well as the technological tools used for the monitoring and evaluation of the state of conservation of the protected natural area. This induction allowed strengthening the knowledge and commitment of the participating troops.
Restoration with future vision
The operation in Punta Colles is part of a comprehensive ecological restoration strategy promoted by Sernanp, whose objective is to recover key habitats for marine species, guaneras birds and vulnerable coastal ecosystems, contributing to environmental sustainability and resilience against climate change.
Punta Coles is an area of reproduction and refuge for emblematic species such as marine wolves, sea birds and coastal fish, whose well -being depends directly on the health of its surroundings.
