The Government recovered 90 per cent of the 1,041 hectares affected by illegal mining in the Tambopata National Reserve, in Madre de Dios, as part of the actions to recover the territory and protect one of the natural areas with the greatest biodiversity in the country, all within the framework of the National Strategy to Combat Illegal Mining in Protected Natural Areas.
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In Expansion of News, Raquel Soto Torres, Vice Minister of Environmental Management, said that the next step is to move forward with the restoration of 300 hectares degraded by this activity.
The Government recovered 90 per cent of the 1,041 hectares affected by illegal mining in the Tambopata National Reserve, in Madre de Dios, as part of the actions to recover the territory and protect one of the natural areas with the greatest biodiversity in the country, all within the framework of the National Strategy to Combat Illegal Mining in Protected Natural Areas.