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El Boquerón: how we built the management plan of a natural monument

Weeks of fieldwork among canyons and cloud forest to zone El Boquerón Natural Monument together with its neighboring communities.

Team camp facing the rock walls and the cloud forest

El Boquerón Natural Monument protects a limestone canyon and the watershed that supplies water to several communities in Olancho. Its management plan defines what can be done in each zone of the protected area.

Fieldwork

The team camped inside the area to walk the trails, survey vegetation plots and georeference water sources and risk zones.

Technician walking a forest trail
Reconnaissance walk before surveying plots.

Zoning with the communities

Workshops with community boards and water committees made it possible to agree on use, restoration and strict protection zones that people recognize and respect.

By Equipo técnico de CONFOAS · Juticalpa, Olancho

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