📋 Tender Overview
The work of satellite monitoring to control more than 202 thousand hectares of forests was announced, the aggression and invasion due to illegal actions were brought to the attention of the authoritiesThe Regional Government of San Martin developed the first ordinary session 2026 of the Regional Forestry and Wildlife Control and Surveillance Board (MRCVFFS), in coordination with the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), with the aim of strengthening institutional articulation against deforestation and environmental crimes in the region.
The work day, led by the Regional Environmental Authority (ARA), brought together various institutions committed to the protection of natural resources, allowing the progress made during 2025 to be evaluated and strategic actions to be defined for this year.
During the session, key results were presented such as satellite monitoring of more than 202 thousand hectares of forests, a fundamental tool for detecting illegal activities. Likewise, it was reported on the intervention in the Chuacullo Conservation Concession, in the district of Bajo Biavo, where loss of forest cover linked to illegal activities was evident, which had already been reported to the competent authorities.
Likewise, the 2026 Work Plan was presented and validated, which contemplates the strengthening of capacities, the execution of joint operations, the monitoring of enabling titles and greater inter-institutional coordination to improve territory forest management and control.
As part of the agreements, intervention in the Anak Kurutuyacu Native Community was prioritized, due to its social and environmental complexity. Likewise, it was agreed to develop workshops on interculturality and conflict resolution, in addition to promoting the socialization of skills among the entities that make up the table.
Finally, it was established to invite the Regional Directorate of Agriculture, the land titling entities and the Ministry of Culture, in order to strengthen the processes of recognition and formalization of native communities.
