📋 Tender Overview
The National Forest and Wild Fauna Service (SERFOR) of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, participated in the first session of the Regional Table of Forest Control and Surveillance and Wildlife (MRCVFS) of the Tumbes region, where the next actions for the protection of natural heritage were inter -institutionally coordinated.
Ing. Rudy Tapia Ruiz, director of the Directorate of Control of the Management of Forest Heritage and Wildlife of the SERFOR, highlighted the importance of strengthening forest control and surveillance and wildlife in the region.
The SERFOR as coordinator of the National Forest Control and Surveillance System and Wildlife (SNCVFFS), reaffirms its commitment and support to the regions to guarantee the sustainability of natural resources through joint interventions with local authorities and organizations involved in conservation, said Tapia Ruiz.
During the meeting, the Regional Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Management of the Regional Government of Tumbes, coordinator of the MRCVFFS, presented the 2025 work plan that had the advice of the Serfor to receive contributions.
The member institutions of the MRCVFFS addressed issues related to control and surveillance strategies in protected natural areas, supervision in prioritized sectors and communal surveillance in the area, as well as the evaluation of priority cases, as well as the new proposed polygon for the creation of the Regional Conservation Area (ACR) in the mangrove ecosystem, within the framework of the efforts for the protection of the protection of the marine area Tumbes
