They study building a nature reserve for hundreds of species

It was within the framework of the existing agreement between the IDM, through the ECFA (Breeding Station and Native Fauna) on the Pan de Azúcar hill and the Rewilding Argentina Foundation of the neighboring country.
The latter is made up of a group of conservationists and activists united by the commitment to recover natural ecosystems, respect for species and the dream of establishing development models for rural communities in a context of coexistence with nature.
With his sights set on getting to know one of the largest ecotourism reserves in South America and beginning to dream of a project with similar characteristics together with the national government and other municipalities, Maldonado took a step towards the hierarchization of what is known as production of nature and ecological restoration, something that will result in benefits for the so-called circular economy.
The delegation from Maldonado was not alone in this trip made throughout the day of last Friday the 11th, but Rocha, Río Negro and the Ministry of the Environment joined in what was a visit to the Iberá National Park and the National Park of the Iberá marshes.