They ask not to go to Sierra de Manantlán to extract mushrooms illegally

Published 2020년 7월 30일

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The Directorate of the Sierra de Manantlán Biosphere Reserve has urged the public not to visit the protected area to prevent unauthorized mushroom mining, which poses a risk to the ecosystem and the community. The reserve's director, Fernando Ramón Gavito, stated that visitors have been found to be extracting mushrooms without the necessary hygiene measures and without the necessary knowledge to distinguish edible mushrooms from poisonous ones. He explained that the illegal extraction of mushrooms is a federal crime and has requested support from the National Guard. The reserve has also cancelled this year's Mushroom Fair to prevent people from visiting the area in search of mushrooms.

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OSCAR CERVANTES. COLIMA NEWS. It also seeks to protect communities such as El Terrero and Lagunitas from contagion by coronavirus. They are being illegally mined and putting production at risk for next year. COLIMA, Colima. The Directorate of the Sierra de Manantlán Biosphere Reserve called on the population not to go to the communities that make up this protected natural area, because tourists have been detected who extract edible mushrooms without the correct techniques, which affects the ecosystem, both flora and fauna. Interviewed in this regard, the director of the Reserve, Fernando Ramón Gavito, reported that it has been detected that people are climbing the different communities that make up the Biosphere such as El Terrero and Lagunitas, however they do so without the corresponding sanitary measures, such as mouth guards and antibacterial gel, at the same time that they are extracting flora from the area. He recalled that during this year the Mushroom Fair was canceled, so ...

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