US EditionEnvironmentalist Warns: "the Botanical Garden Is Not a Plot of Land that Can Be cut."
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In the last session of the Departmental Board, the nationalist editor Santiago Icasuriaga referred to an ambitious project that aims to transform an emblematic public space of Sarandí del Yi in the first Botanical Garden of the interior of the country. The proposal -as explained the curul- was devised by neighbors of that city and seeks to install a Botanical Garden in Wanderers Park, a central, wide and naturally suitable site for that purpose,…
During the peaceful protest held this Sunday in defense of the National Botanical Garden, Dominican filmmaker José María Cabral spoke out against road solutions based on the expansion of lanes, considering that they do not fundamentally solve the problem of transit in the country. “I have studied the issue and I can realize that, in countries where they have expanded the roads, the lanes do not necessarily improve transit,” Cabral said, as he wa…
Environmentalists, academics and citizens oppose road intervention that would affect protected area in Santo Domingo Dozens of citizens gathered this Sunday in front of the Dr. Rafael María Moscoso National Botanical Garden, in response to this call that aims to form a human chain in defense of this emblematic natural space. The mobilization arises ...
Environmentalist and coordinator of the Dominican Academy of Sciences, Luis Carvajal, stated his position regarding the proposed project that could affect the protected area of the National Botanical Garden, and rejects the possibility of this lung of the district being touched. "The botanical garden is not a plot of land where you can take a piece from one side and give another piece from another," he expressed, pointing out that any type of im…
The Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, Paíno Henríquez, said that the infrastructure project runs the government around the National Botanical Garden will only impact 0.01 percent of the area. (Continue reading...) The entry Impact to the Botanical Garden would be 0.01% published first in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
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