In a four-hour cleaning session, workers from Nahuel Huapi National Park and volunteers collected around 200 kilograms of waste in a section of Lake Gutiérrez.
This effort, carried out last Saturday morning, highlights the need for greater care and responsibility on the part of those who visit natural areas to enjoy the summer.
Results of the Cleaning Initiative at Lake Gutiérrez
During the cleaning, several small dumps were found under bushes, with an abundance of bottles, cans, and diapers, among other waste. Despite the hard work, the areas with waste are still numerous and covering them entirely is almost an impossible mission.
The 200 kilograms of waste collected were taken to the municipal landfill.
Small dumps were found under the bushes.
Call to Action
From National Parks, they emphasize the importance of responsible use of natural spaces, highlighting three basic actions:
- Take all waste with you: Return home with all the garbage generated during the visit.
- Avoid making fires: Refrain from lighting bonfires or fires in unauthorized areas.
- Do not bring pets: Respect the Park regulations and do not enter with pets.
These measures are crucial to preserve the beauty and balance of these natural spaces, allowing everyone to enjoy them sustainably.
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