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The activity was carried out in the El Olivar Forest, in coordination with the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), within the framework of the International Day of Tropical Forests. During the day, a map was also presented with the location of the heritage trees, which will allow neighbors and visitors to learn about the history and environmental value of these natural monuments.
This initiative seeks to strengthen the bond of citizens with the natural heritage of the district and promote greater awareness about the importance of preserving these specimens, which are part of the history and identity of Lima.
During the tour, the San Martin de Porres Olive Tree was unveiled, considered the oldest heritage tree in San Isidro. According to historical records, it was planted in 1637 by San Martin de Porres and today it constitutes one of the most representative specimens of the district due to its historical, cultural and religious value.
The route also included the Araucaria del Bosque El Olivar, 41 meters high; the Ficus of El Rosario Avenue, recognized for its aerial roots and its leafy crown; the Ceibo on Alfredo Roldan Seminario Street, noted for its great size and rarity; and the Ceibo located near the Ernesto Alayza Grundy park, one of the few specimens of this species preserved in the district.
The five trees have official recognition for their exceptional characteristics and are part of the natural and historical heritage of San Isidro.
In addition to their historical and cultural importance, these specimens play a fundamental role for the city by capturing carbon, producing oxygen, generating shade, regulating urban temperature and promoting biodiversity, thus contributing to improving the quality of life of residents and visitors.
With this initiative, the Municipality of San Isidro reaffirmed its commitment to the protection of its tree heritage and the strengthening of environmental education, promoting more people to know and value these living monuments that are part of the districts history.
More information:
Araucaria - Located in the El Olivar Forest
Ceibo - Located on the cd. 1 of Ca. Victor Maurtua
Ceibo - Located on the cd. 1 of Ca. Alfredo Roldan
Ol Tree of San Martin de Porres - Located in the El Olivar Forest
Ficus - Located on block 4 of Av. El Rosario
