Bosques de Agua, Argentinien

Our project is focused on restoring Córdoba's high-altitude forests, which are essential to the region's water supply. With only 3% of these forests remaining, they continue to serve as natural reservoirs, providing water to 90% of the population. By replanting native Tabaquillo trees (Polylepis australis), we aim to bring back forests to the mountains again while protecting biodiversity, and secure water resources for future generations.

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Juni 2024

How is water connected to the tabaquillo? In today's post we want to talk about this noble pioneer tree, whose leaves have the ability to capture moisture from the clouds, generating spaces of high humidity around them, allowing the development of other shrub species and increasing

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22 Juni 2024

Elloa · vor 9 Monaten

Fantastic! Love those type of informations!