AFoA CUMPLIÓ 71 AÑOS
La Asociación Forestal Argentina AFoA, única entidad forestal de alcance nacional
Cumplió 71 años promoviendo la protección y gestión de los bosques nativos y la expansión de las plantaciones forestales como herramientas de un desarrollo sostenible. Es importante destacar que en allá por 1946, mucho antes de generarse el fenómeno de los bosques de cultivo en el mundo, un grupo de visionarios locales comenzó a vislumbrar una Argentina forestal poniendo la piedra fundamental para crear y desarrollar la entidad más representativa del país en la actualidad.
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