US EditionFestival Pala en Mano Empowers Chiloé as a Privileged Territory for Climate Adaptation and Carbon Storage
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Ancud will host a version of the ecological restoration meeting, which seeks to plant with the help of civilians; 4500 native trees and thus reduce the carbon footprint in Chiloé. The Pala en Mano Festival will be held between 26 and 28 June. Between 26 and 28 June, Ancud will host the fourth edition of the Pala en Mano Conservation Festival, which led by Uñu Lab, seeks to promote the regeneration of native chilote forest, as a privileged territ…
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