By Antonieta Valenzuela and Saruhen Ávila
This year, we partnered with Driscoll’s to carry out a series of volunteer events in the Sierra San Pedro Martir National Park, which are aimed at raising awareness of the importance of park rangers. These activities are part of the Sierra San Pedro Martir Forest Management project that started this year and which also includes reforestation and forest management actions.
As part of the “We are all park rangers” initiative, Driscoll’s volunteers had the opportunity to learn about the daily work of park rangers in the national park, and became familiar with the visitor attention process. In addition to learning about minimal environmental impact techniques through the principles of Leave No Trace.
In the same way, they carried out conservation actions that benefit the ecosystem, such as rehabilitating fire break gaps, water infiltration and soil retention works and building wooden dams, among others.
This year 4 volunteer events were held, in which 50 volunteers from the agricultural company participated, as well as staff members from Terra Peninsular, the National Astronomical Observatory, forest brigade members and park rangers.
