September 23, 2009
Plant-for-the-Planet
We planted native species of Patagonia, Ñires, Coihues and Berberis.These plants come from our own tree nursery.
It is very imortant for us because this place 25 years ago was full of stones, and now is a forest!
Maria Eugenia Bertossi
San Ignacio Education Center – Fundación Cruzada Patagonica
Argentin
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