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On Saturday, about thirty volunteers was doing revegetation and signaling pathways, an awareness day that will be repeated on February 20 and has the support of the City

The Department of Tourism, Rural Development, Coastal and Fisheries of the City of Cartagena has shown its commitment to revegetation and conservation trails of Mount Roland, collaborating in the conference which was held last Saturday, which provided technical support and he financed the publication of informative materials.

The mayor, Obdulia Gómez, said the importance of such actions to conserve one of the places of greatest environmental value and is the most visited Cartagena and visitors from other municipalities during the weekends for hiking .

The works were carried out by Environmental Volunteers were specifically 35 volunteers who participated in the Saturday in this place, doing work revegetation with native species of shortcuts in a degraded due to traffic or signaling pathways area and training and awareness to visitors of this Natural Area.

To terminate the revegetation of the area and continue with the actions of information and awareness, there is provided a new day on Saturday, February 20, from 10:00 to 14:00 hours, being essential prior registration in the email carmen.molina @ columbares.org, with a minimum of two days indicating: name, ID number and date of birth.

These activities are financed by the Road Association of the Strengths, with part of the proceeds of the numbers in the edition of the popular race last 2015.

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Located on the coast of Murcia, west of Cartagena, Mount Roland is a steep mountain range of high ecological, geomorphological and cultural interest, including within the natural area of ​​the Sierra de la Muela, Cabo Tiñoso and Roldan.

Due to its proximity to the city of Cartagena and its attractive scenery, it is popular to practice all sorts of recreational activities, which generate impacts on the environment such as soil erosion, loss of vegetation, abandoning waste or discomfort to wildlife.

To improve the stay and enjoyment of visitors should be informed about the network of footpaths and public use present in the countryside, so that the pressure of public use in areas that generate less impact on visitors to be focused environmental values.

It is also necessary to restore degraded areas from the high pressure of public use of the area.

To continue to enjoy the privileges offered by the Monte Roldan, the Sports Association of the Route of the strengths provided a portion of the contributions of the participants of the event 2015 to run a restoration project proposed by the Association Columbares.

Such actions have actively helped the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Environment;

Natursport and the Department of Tourism, Rural Development and Fisheries Litoral, the City of Cartagena.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena