The Alberto Roth Botanical Garden, in the city of Posadas, was declared “a seed-producing area of native species” (Apsen) by the national seed institute (Inase). The distinction was awarded after a joint inspection with the Ministry of Ecology. Thus, the recognition consolidates the work to conserve biodiversity and expand urban green infrastructure, “positioning the Botanical Garden as a strategic space to preserve native species and plan the v…
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The Alberto Roth Botanical Garden, in the city of Posadas, was declared “a seed-producing area of native species” (Apsen) by the national seed institute (Inase). The distinction was awarded after a joint inspection with the Ministry of Ecology. Thus, the recognition consolidates the work to conserve biodiversity and expand urban green infrastructure, “positioning the Botanical Garden as a strategic space to preserve native species and plan the v…