Different national parks will join the carnival celebrations from this weekend with tours of their nurseries, plantations, composting and seedling transplants, among other activities, including games, paintings and puzzles for children.
This was announced this Thursday by the Parques Foundation, which pointed out that these tasks, which can be consulted on the official page “fundacionparques.ar”, They will begin this Friday and end on Tuesday in the Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park, located in the province of Buenos Aires.
According to the schedule of activities, this Friday in the Pre-Delta National Park, Located in the Entre Ríos town of Diamante, a survey of native trees, sanding and scarifying of seeds and transplanting of seedlings will take place from 8 to 13.
On Sunday, in Formosa, the Río Pilcomayo National Park will teach how to make compost, identify seeds and transplant plants, while in El Palmar, Entre Ríos, the planting group will hold seminars on land preparation, enrichment and composting, seeds, fruit extraction, cleaning and scarification, while the group Seedling transplantation will be dedicated to learning how to take care when transferring seedlings to new pots.
On Monday the activity of the Parques Foundation will be transferred to the Nahuel Huapi National Park with control of invasive exotics with rehabilitation and separation of forest residues, preparation of 2 cubic meters of biomass to be composted reusing natural elements of the place, and native seed workshop harvest 2022-2023.
And in the closing of the conference, on Tuesday and in the Ciervo de los Pantanos in the Buenos Aires town of Campana, there will be a tour of the Pasture History Trails, a tree plantation will be recovered, a visit to the nursery will be enabled with rain from sprinklers, chañar will be planted and weeded and composted.
Carnival arrives and the Parques Foundation gets #In action.
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— Parks Foundation (@FundaparquesAR) February 14, 2023
There too there will be children’s activities with paintings and environmental puzzles.
The Parques Foundation, which has been operating since November, seeks to attract funds from small and large donors through specific campaigns on conservation and new protected areas, infrastructure, public use, environmental education and science and technology, which makes it possible to provide the National Parks Administration with greater autonomy in the management of resources from donations, encourage citizen participation and summon different actors from civil society, researchers, professionals and educators.
