Aguirre said that the recovery of flora and fauna is "the best indicator of environmental improvement".
Environment Councilman of the City of Torrelavega, Pedro Aguirre, said that "the best indicator of environmental improvement is the recovery of flora and fauna of the Park Basin Viesca Besaya yen."
Aguirre has participated in the inauguration of the week of Ecology that from Tuesday to Sunday addressed the Environment from the perspective of policy makers, technical and environmental organizations.
"The best, mortal gold, indicator of environmental improvement Torrelavega is experiencing gradual recovery of the flora and fauna in the Basin Besaya and Viesca Park ', has highlighted the Environment Councillor, Pedro Aguirre, who has rrred to this space as the "lungs of Torrelavega.
The conference is organized by the Neighborhood Association Besaya, the NGO Ecologists in Action and the Group Scout, final fantasy 14 gil, Covadonga, and consist of a series of talks on environment and nature that were developed from today Tuesday, November 23, until next Sunday, 28 November, in the basement of the Parish of Covadonga.
During his intervention, the council has ratified the City Council support this initiative and has pledged to "strengthen environmental policies and efforts to improve air quality in, final fantasy xiv gil, Torrelavega despite the difficult times in government."
"In times of crisis will not cut environmental performances and redouble our efforts to make Torrelavega is increasingly a city cleaner and more pleasant place to live as we have been doing so far," remarked the mayor, who has dnded the policies "that have significantly improved air quality, STO gold, in our city."
So, he rrred to recent CIMA data show the reduction of pollution levels in the capital of Besaya and especially of particles in the air from traffic (PM10). ACTIVITIES
The program of activities has begun with the inauguration this afternoon and talk 'Biodiversity in Cantabria', by Maria Eugenia Calvo Rodriguez, Director General de Biodiversidad.
It has conducted an analysis of biodiversity in Cantabria actions have been launched in recent years and works to reduce threats to biodiversity and biodiversity conservation implemented by the Government of Cantabria.
Tomorrow Wednesday, November 24, screened the film "Earth from heaven, everything is alive, everything is connected." Thursday, November 25 we will give a talk 'present and future of Oyambre Natural Park', which began at 20.00 hours.
This is a conversation between Antonio Lucio (Assistant Director General de Biodiversidad), Manuel de Jesus (Director General of Highways), Julian Velez (mayor of San Vicente de la Barquera), Jesus Garza (President of the Asociacion Tres Mares) and Emilio Carrera (representing environmental groups in the Board of Oyambre).
On Friday, November 26 in the lecture would address the 'Transport and Mobility in Cities', by Sara Sawyer, head of Greenpeace transport area.
Finally on Sunday, November 28 will be held the day the 'Collados del Ason, "which consists of a visit to the Interpretation Center of Gandara and the Centre of fish.
During the tour participants will walk a unique area of great interest, characterized by small forests of beech and oak unique Cantabria, with man-made pastures for livestock use.
Also during the week from developing the exhibition 'The Viesca, sounded park', which through eight interpretive panels, the visitor approaches the richness and importance of this park "almost urban."