Conserve the biodiversity of Yaguas National Park and the continued provision of ecosystem services, in order to contribute to economic development and greater social inclusion of the native communities within the natural protected area.
Conserve the biodiversity of Yaguas National Park and the continued provision of ecosystem services, in order to contribute to economic development and greater social inclusion of the native communities within the natural protected area.
June 18, 2021
November 30, 2022
US$ 467.500,00
Administrador
Since 2015, this fund has worked with the communities, species and resources of the Andes mountains and the Amazon headwaters, vast ecosystems vital to the future of our planet.
The National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State - SERNANP is in charge of directing and establishing the technical and administrative criteria for the conservation of Natural Protected Areas - NPAs, and to ensure the maintenance of biological diversity.
The project is implemented in the Yaguas National Park, located in the province of Mariscal Ramón Castilla, department of Loreto, with an area of more than 868,000 hectares.
Training was provided to park rangers at the Hipona surveillance and control points (PVC for its acronym in Spanish) facilities. Also, 01 special patrol was conducted in the Mutum sector of the NPA. And since the declaration of the state of emergency, the PVC, the Remanzo sub-site and the NPAs administrative headquarters have been provided with medicines, medical equipment and oxygen to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the communal surveillance activities, communal first aid kits were implemented in the 12 native communities of the lower Putumayo river basin. The native community of Pesquería now has only 1 inhabitant and receives support from the Remanzo native community.
Conservation agreements were signed in eight (08) native communities at the Ampiyacu basin.
The Sustainable Economic Activities Program (PAES for its acronym in Spanish) was followed up in nine (09) native communities with which agreements have been established with PROFONANPE and SERNANP in the Putumayo basin.
Training was provided to park rangers at the Hipona surveillance and control points (PVC for its acronym in Spanish) facilities. Also, 01 special patrol was conducted in the Mutum sector of the NPA. And since the declaration of the state of emergency, the PVC, the Remanzo sub-site and the NPAs administrative headquarters have been provided with medicines, medical equipment and oxygen to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the communal surveillance activities, communal first aid kits were implemented in the 12 native communities of the lower Putumayo river basin. The native community of Pesquería now has only 1 inhabitant and receives support from the Remanzo native community.
Conservation agreements were signed in eight (08) native communities at the Ampiyacu basin.
The Sustainable Economic Activities Program (PAES for its acronym in Spanish) was followed up in nine (09) native communities with which agreements have been established with PROFONANPE and SERNANP in the Putumayo basin.
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