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Actions in the field and technical assistance promote legal and sustainable useJunin.- The Forestry and Wildlife Resources Supervision Agency (OSINFOR) reinforces supervision on private properties to ensure that the use of timber trees is carried out in a legal, transparent and sustainable manner. These actions protect biodiversity and strengthen the responsible management of forest resources.
Control to guarantee legality and traceability
OSINFOR verifies compliance with the approved forest management plan in the field through a census of the total number of trees, evaluating usable species and seedbeds, as well as roads and storage yards. To validate the volume mobilized, measure stumps, butts and edges, and compare the information with the records in the operations book and the transportation guide.
In addition, personalized technical assistance is provided to holders of enabling titles, in coordination with the Central Forest and Wildlife Technical Administration of the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), thus strengthening compliance with their forestry obligations.
The technical support we provide seeks to ensure that the owners of private properties adequately comply with their forestry obligations, avoid infractions and ensure legal, orderly and sustainable use, said Jorge Andre Pinedo Namuche, coordinator of the OSINFOR Decentralized Office in Satipo.
These actions ensure the traceability of the wood and that the volume extracted corresponds to that authorized, in compliance with current regulations.
Strengthening capacities for forest management
OSINFOR promotes preventive guidance prior to supervision through technical assistance aimed at owners of private property.
Recently, advice was provided to the representative and field staff of the owner Luis Guerovich Galarza, in Puerto Bermudez (Oxapampa). In the coming days, a similar intervention will be carried out in Mazamari (Satipo).
The assistance strengthens capabilities in information registration, use of operations books and tools such as GPS, improving data quality and field management. Likewise, information is provided on the OSINFOR complaints directive, a key tool that facilitates your participation in the protection of forest resources.
These trainings allow us to have better control of our activity, comply with the regulations and work in a more orderly and safe manner in the use of our resources, said the representative of Luis Guerovich Galarza, holder with a recently approved valid permit.
The work articulated with SERFOR expands access to technical guidance, especially for those who do not have a forestry regent.
OSINFOR thus reaffirms its commitment to prevention, strengthening capacities and promoting good practices on private properties. In this way, it promotes responsible forest management that contributes to the conservation of forests, the well-being of families and the sustainable development of regions.
