The area was registered in the registry of protected natural areas at Sunarp’s registry office in Pucallpa, strengthening legal security and conservation in Ucayali.

Civil Society Organizations will be able to apply for funding of up to S/480 thousand until October 27.

The presentations brought together native communities, authorities and strategic allies to identify challenges and opportunities for sustainable and inclusive development of Amazonian handicrafts.

There are exploration projects for more than US $1089 million in the country, stated Adriana Aurazo, Vice President of Environmental, Social and Sustainability Affairs of Southern Peaks Mining.

“Forest fires in Peru are becoming more frequent and intense, and more than 90% are caused by human activities”. This was warned by Deivys Huamán, director of the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (SERNANP),