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The National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi), an organization attached to the Ministry of the Environment (Minam), participated in the Regional Conversation for the International Day of Biological Diversity, held at the facilities of the Regional Government of Moquegua, with the aim of promoting reflection on the effects of climate variability and extreme events on the ecosystems of the region.
Representing the Zonal Directorate 7 of Senamhi, director Edualda Medina Chavez del Carpio presented the presentation Negative impacts of climate variability and extreme events on the biological diversity of Moquegua, in which she addressed how phenomena such as droughts, frosts, intense rains and changes in temperatures can affect ecosystems, flora, fauna and productive activities linked to biodiversity.
During his presentation, he highlighted the importance of strengthening climate monitoring and access to timely information to contribute to the conservation of natural resources and decision-making in the face of scenarios associated with climate change and climate variability.
The discussion also included the participation of Roxana Solis Ortiz, biologist from the Ministry of the Environment, as well as representatives of institutions such as SERFOR, IMARPE and SERNANP. Members of the Peasant Community of Ataspaya and the Peasant Community of Cuchumbaya also participated as panelists, who shared experiences and reflections on the protection of biodiversity in their territories.
With these actions, Senamhi reaffirms its commitment to strengthening inter-institutional coordination and contributing, from scientific and climate information, to the conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable management of ecosystems in the country.
