The Association of Entrepreneurs of Galaroza (Huelva) and the Platform in Defense of the Castañar renew the campaign 'For a living chestnut grove' in Spain

Published 2022년 10월 25일

Tridge summary

The 'For a living chestnut grove' campaign, now in its fourth edition, is aimed at raising awareness about the challenges faced by chestnut groves in the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park, such as adverse weather conditions, pests, and unauthorized harvesting. Initiated by the Association of Entrepreneurs, Merchants and Self-Employed of Galaroza and supported by various other entities, the campaign uses social media and other channels to educate the public about the economic and cultural significance of chestnut groves. This year, the campaign has been expanded in collaboration with the Huelva Platform for the Defense of Castañar to include author photographs and reach a wider audience throughout Huelva province and beyond. The campaign is part of a larger effort to address the threats to chestnut farming and promote sustainable practices and community involvement.
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Original content

They intend to sensitize institutions and tourists to protect this way of life The chestnut campaign is worrying in the mountain region. The scarce rains, the high temperatures or the pests in the grove predict a lower harvest than usual. To this is added the increasingly widespread presence of people who harvest chestnuts from private farms, reducing the kilos collected and aggravating the lack of profitability of the farms. This problem exacerbates the extremely serious situation that this crop is going through. For this reason, the Association of Entrepreneurs, Merchants and Self-Employed of Galaroza launches its small contribution aimed at raising public awareness about the contributions of the universe of chestnut groves to the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park and to improve the results of the campaign. It is a campaign called 'For a living chestnut grove', and it is the fourth time that they have undertaken it, having included in previous editions ...

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