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A year for forest


Besides being excellent ecotourism destinations, forests provide economic, sociocultural and environmental mankind. Given its importance, every day of the 2011, for the second time we celebrated in his honor.

By Maria Mercedes


With the arrival of every second that passes, the people of this great land we call home to raise awareness about the importance of Basques areas for our own survival.
An example of this reality, we can confirm it was investigating how the daily dynamics of our ancient predecessors, who made his modus vivendus fertile soil. Therefore, I assure you, it is easy to conclude that since human life has always been closely linked with the forest.
Today, more than 300 million people live in its various spaces around the world, many of whom claim to go to his aid to the historical relationship: human being nature, stay and get stronger.


precisely the mission of halting deforestation and forest degradation, the UN General Assembly by resolution A/RES/61/193, declared 2011 "International Year of Forests ", with the Secretariat of the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF), responsible for coordinating the activities that make up the second time the honors were these huge reservoirs of carbon and oxygen which comes from trees that need to continue to coexist on this planet.
The first time was in 1985 when the Council of the Organization United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO ) has called upon all Member States to grant him special recognition.
Dominican Republic, has joined the commemoration, with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MIMARENA), the entity responsible for organizing projects, programs and actions that validate the performance of this global call that is specifically intended to raise awareness of the population, especially youth, to whom we are invited to be active in the defense authorities of forest resources. Thus
joined the slogan: Forests for People, Forests for the Earth, these activities began on 4 January with a rally in Parque Mirador del Oeste, where the environment minister, Jaime David Fernandez Mirabal, said that "forest protection has become a state policy and responsibility of all sectors, which indicates that we have a sense of continuity of state, this has allowed us to have a positive balance in terms of forest cover in our country. "


to this appointment, we add the fact that in 1996, was conducted an investigation that aimed to measure the country's forest cover, with the result that 27.5% of the territory was covered by forests . In 2003, another study was unveiled by the increase of these natural areas to 32.89%, representing an increase of 5.4%.
The recovery of forest cover currently logged between 33% and 35%, MIMARENA, attributes to actions primarily through the National Plan Quisqueya Verde, some of which have been executed on both sides of the border In coordination with Haiti.
The recent report from the state agency reported that during 2010, were planted 11 million 400 thousand trees of different species, among which are: mahogany, native pine, cedar, ceiba, oak and tamarind; crops that we care for that forests continue filling Dominicans of life.
Now in May, Month of the tree and made initiatives associated with its planting and conservation. Similarly, to join them Biodiversity Day, held on Sunday 22. For both environmental
dates, the key message is very precise: to remind our responsibility to care for our mother nature to create and support sustainable projects that ensure our own existence and of generations to relieve us.


forests in four lines:
Walking the International Book Fair of Santo Domingo 2011, I arrived at the stand of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MIMARENA), and observed that its walls are inscribed with the following phrases that because it's forests, "I want to share with you as you read these four lines we know what lies the important care for these ecotourism destinations :
forests host over 80% of terrestrial biodiversity.
Forests cover 31% of global land area.
Over 40% of the world's oxygen is produced by rainforests.
More than a quarter of modern medicines come from tropical forests.

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