From the Climate Change office, through an information stand located in Plaza Pringles, in the city of **San Luis**, a campaign was launched to highlight the importance of reforestation with **native trees** and [their role in environmental protection](https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/restauracion-ecologica-impulsan-la-reforestacion-de-paisajes-productivos-en-el-gran-chaco/).
With the purpose of raising awareness about the relevance of **conserving native flora**, the Secretary of Environment and Sustainable Development carried out its first exhibition of native trees this Thursday and Friday.
During the activity, attendees had the opportunity to learn more about the **benefits of native trees**, their [influence on soil fertility](https://noticiasambientales.com/compromiso-ambiental/el-rol-vital-de-la-diversidad-del-suelo-para-una-agricultura-sustentable/) and their ability to withstand **adverse weather conditions**. In addition, advice was provided to those who wish to plant species suitable for their environment.
“It is essential to preserve the species of native trees in the province, as they promote soil fertility, resistance to winds and drought, and are part of the **environmental heritage of the region**,” emphasized Mercedes Hernández, head of the Climate Change office.
Benefits of reforestation with native trees
From the environmental portfolio, it is emphasized that the planting of native species is a responsible afforestation practice that promotes **environmental care**. The native trees of San Luis play a crucial role in biodiversity, the fight against climate change, and the preservation of natural heritage.
- Contribution to biodiversity: Native trees are a fundamental part of the region’s flora, rich and varied in species, with meanings both cultural and ecological.
- Climate change mitigation: Native species purify the air, produce oxygen, regulate temperatures, and help reduce pollution.
- Preservation of natural heritage: They help prevent soil erosion, serve as shelter for wildlife, keep rivers clean, and facilitate water collection for aquifers.
An action for a sustainable future
Native trees are a key resource to combat the climate crisis and preserve the **natural richness of San Luis**.
Promoting their planting not only preserves ecosystems but also strengthens the relationship between local communities and their environment, ensuring **sustainable development**.
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