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| The Councilor for Sustainable Development and Huerta, Antonio Navarro, signs an agreement with the ACUDE association that will promote the development of plans to promote biodiversity in these places | The councilor for Sustainable Development and Huerta, Antonio Navarro, signed this morning an agreement with the ACUDE association under which this organization will take over the management of the municipal forestry estates of La Tercia, Los Santiagos and Los Rosales.This collaboration agreement has a budgetary allocation of 12,000 euros for the present year 2020.
With the signing of this agreement, the Government Team seeks to improve environmental management within the forestry farms it protects.This measure is part of the battery of measures that the Murcia City Council is carrying out to contribute to the improvement of the environment in the municipality, a task in which it is acting in coordination with the entities of the sector.The Murcian City Council has been developing an environmental project in recent years that seeks the implementation of measures that contribute to reducing the emission of polluting gases into the atmosphere.The development by ACUDE of environmental education and outreach programs will show the natural values ??of La Tercia, Los Santiagos and Los Rosales.More hedges, rainfed cereals and carob treesPlans will also be carried out to promote biodiversity in these places and agro-environmental actions.
In the terraces that are on the margins of the farms, hedges will be planted, dry grains will be planted and carob trees will be recovered.The three farms will release signs to locate the elements they contain and the technicians will correct the erosive processes of the soil.
ACUDE will carry out an inventory of the flora and fauna on the farms and monitor wildlife.
She will combine these works with the organization of educational and agricultural activities.Antonio Navarro has highlighted that "caring for the environment is one of the main objectives of the Government Team.
This agreement will allow management in municipal forest farms to improve.
Our mission is to bring flora and fauna closer to the public and promote the conservation of their natural values.
"The largest national custody network in the territoryACUDE is a non-profit organization that has created the largest custody network in the territory of Spain in the Iberian southeast.
It is made up of 400 farms and covers a total area of ??9,000 hectares.
The association seeks the conservation of cultural, natural and landscape values.The City Council and ACUDE establish with the agreement that they have signed the bases to develop projects, activities and experiences in terms of land stewardship and conservation of the environment through sustainable development.A monitoring commission will evaluate the actions carried out.
The City Council will be representing the mayor Antonio Navarro.
The City Council undertakes to get involved in the economic, social and cultural revitalization of the three municipal forest estates.Possibility of adding more landThe Government Team will have the power to incorporate more territories into the agreement.
You can do it with new acquisitions or by any other means.
This decision must be agreed with ACUDE.For its part, the association will compile the environmental assets that exist on the farms and will organize promotional campaigns, workshops, courses and conferences on protected areas.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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