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From Let's change Murcia will ask the Department of Planning, Environment and Huerta cleaning the whole area and the environmental recovery of margins Azarbón by planting native vegetation and the possibility of intervention study in the environment care is maintained.
On the other hand, the municipal group will continue to press from its position in the City to the government team will take seriously the recovery of the garden of Murcia and measures to help revive agricultural activity so that increasingly undertaken less abandoned orchards.
The area is devastated by the Segura River in the margins of Azarbón of Puebla de Soto and very close to a huge which has recently been protected as an unusual centenary hackberry tree.
Although the place a few years ago suffered serious damage to the piping of Azarbón, its natural value remained high and this year children from school Nstra.
Sńra.
the Mercedes had planted numerous poplars to celebrate the World Environment Day in collaboration with the Municipality of Puebla de Soto and ANSE.
Fortunately these poplars have been saved from the fire.
Last week a fire swept through part of a spot of Puebla de Soto known as Molino de la Olma.
This is just one of the many fires every summer take place in the garden of Murcia due to the abandonment of many lands, orchards have become in recent years a real powder kegs filled with fruit and dried citrus, and where carelessness has led to many opportunistic species such as reeds and brambles take ownership of them.
Fortuitously or intentionally with the wrong order to clean the area, fires on a site as populous as the Huerta endanger people's lives and homes are produced.
In addition, these fires can cause serious damage to areas of environmental value found in the environment.
Once extinguished the fire problem is further aggravated by offering the land a great opportunity to be massively colonized by opportunistic species of fast-growing and easily combustible.
According to biologist Jose Manuel Zamora "this time the fire has damaged a valuable undergrowth of elms, hackberry and some poplars that gave shelter to riverside species such as the blackcap and the nightingale, species that fortunately have had to conclude reproduction and whose chickens have been saved from the flames. Other species like long-eared owl, the barn owl, cuckoo, oriole, the little owl and the scops also frequented this area during certain periods of the year. Even were enjoying three consecutive winters a hawk who decided to stay the cold season with us. "
José Manuel "the changes caused by the fire are deep and the area has lost much natural value, it will take years to recover."
Source: Cambiemos Murcia
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