Con el primer bosque de bolsillo, buscan plantar 3000 arboles en Villa Maria
Se inauguro en nuestra ciudad el primer Bosque de Bolsillo en la costanera con mas de 70 ejemplares.
Se encuentra ubicado en el sector del
escenario Vanzetti y se trata de un bosque nativo que tiene por objetivo
recrear un ambiente originario con vegetacion propia de la zona en los espacios
verdes de la ciudad.
Del evento participaron el intendente Eduardo Accastello junto a la
ministra de Ambiente y Economia Circular
de la Provincia, Victoria
Flores.
Ello por haber realizado la presentacion
de “Calculo de Huella de Carbono y
de Expectativas de Reduccion y Compensacion de Emisiones de Gases de Efecto Invernaderoâ€,
en el marco de la ultima edicion del Festival Internacional de Penas.
Al respecto, Accastello dijo: “se plantaran tres mil arboles mas para mejorar las condiciones ambientales de
la ciudad. Seguiremos creando nuevos Bosques de Bolsillo en distintos puntos
para tener una Villa Maria mas verde y generar conciencia socialâ€.
Mientras, que Victoria Flores agrego: “este espacio es el fruto del trabajo
conjunto entre provincia y municipio para realizar eventos sustentables.
Mientras, que Victoria Flores agrego: “este espacio es el fruto del trabajo
conjunto entre provincia y municipio para realizar
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