📋 Tender Overview
During National Forest Week, more than 800 seedlings were planted to recover degraded areas and improve the school environment.With the objective of recovering degraded areas and promoting a culture of respect for nature, Devida developed reforestation activities in two primary educational institutions in the districts of Mazamari and Pangoa (Junin). The actions were carried out as part of the commemoration of National Forest Week.
During the days, nearly 800 forest seedlings of various species such as pashaco, tropical eucalyptus, shaina, Amazonian palms, ficus and rose apple were planted, contributing to improving the school environment and generating environmental awareness from childhood. These species were selected for their adaptability to the local climate and their ecological value.
Parents, teachers and students joined forces with the Devida technical team to promote green spaces on the grounds of the Ciudad de Dios (Pangao) and Poshonari (Mazamari) educational institutions, strengthening environmental learning and commitment to forest conservation.
Today our children helped plant and learn about caring for the environment. We want to continue reforesting to leave them a more beautiful place, said Nilver Nunez Gutierrez, president of APAFA of the IE Poshonari, who highlighted the importance of these initiatives to improve the environment of the schools.
The sessions were developed with the support of the district municipalities of Mazamari and Pangoa, the Forest Program, the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (Serfor) and the Satipo Agrarian Agency, demonstrating the coordinated work between the State and the population to protect natural resources and promote sustainable development in the Valley of the Apurimac, Ene and Mantaro Rivers (Vraem).
