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The Acude association will also revalue the natural landscape of the public farm 'Los Rosales' Thanks to a collaboration agreement with the City Council, the action of this association is extended and it is already developing its work on the (09/03/2019)

The Department of Urban Planning, Environment, Water and Vegetable Garden, directed by Antonio Navarro, has approved the addendum to the agreement with the Association for the Custody of the Territory and Sustainable Development-Acude to continue developing their work in the public estate 'La Tercia' in the hamlet of Gea and Truyols and in the public estate 'Los Santiagos', located in the vicinity of Cabezo de la Plata and extend this initiative in the 'Los Rosales' farm also in the Cabezo de la Plata

Thanks to this agreement, in addition, the association will carry out a new beekeeping activity in these three farms.

In the first of these spaces, Acude will continue to perform different tasks such as replenishment of hedges, planting plots with rainfed cereals, which will benefit species such as the mountain rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), the Red Partridge (Alectorís rufa), the hare (Lepus capensis), the European Tortola (Streptopelia turtuí) or the Torcaz pigeon (Columba palumbus), among others;

installation of shelter boxes for bats;

recovery of abandoned terraces with carob plantation;

correction of erosive processes and removal of agricultural plastic waste.

At Finca Los Santiagos (in the surroundings of 'El Valle and Sierras de Altaona and Escalona') work will be done on the fixation of soils creating a spartal terraced terraces to stop soil losses and fix slopes.

Esparto creates among its stems and leaves a very unique micro habitat that benefits many species of arthropods and small vertebrates, as well as being an ideal space for species such as the Red Partridge to build their nests.

In addition, in both areas, we will continue to identify, through appropriate signage, flora species from public farms so that visitors can know the plants that inhabit them;

a wildlife phototraping will be carried out to monitor vertebrates and a list of flora and fauna will be created that will allow us to know and value the biodiversity of the natural spaces.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia

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