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Carara National Park, in the Central Pacific, has a fence enclosing administrative areas and zones of entry and exit of the protected area.
The fence is made of a material that can withstand inclement weather (rain and sun) in LLUGAR wood, titanium is used with Polyvinyl. This material is very resistant and avoids making repairs or changes to fences as occurs with wooden posts.
Rotarac Clubs of Costa Rica, working on projects now in support Ecological Reserves and National Parks. The donation also benefits include access gates and exits of visitors to the Park which were very important to properly control the income.
The investment for this project was approximately $ 4,000.
"We are aware of the precarious economic situation living our National Parks. With the vision of the need to invest in them, as they are the economic and environmental lung of our country, we took on the task of knowing the problems of major parks, "said Jose Pablo Villalobos Rotarac.
There are more initiatives: Add to analyze other donations to Parks and Reserves. "Many service clubs are concerned about the homes, orphanages and others but forget to our National Parks with what we want to echo other organizations to follow us and help among all the maintenance of such places," he said.
For these initiatives, the integrands of Rotarac visit the sites in order to make a study of their specific needs. For the Carara National Park, the organization was in the protected area and talked with managers to define the project of the fence.
