Loreto Authorities Recognize FGH International Consulting for Allpahuayo Mishana Project
The Loreto Authorities in Peru have awarded FGH International Agribusiness Consulting, a leading global firm in the field, with a special recognition for their invaluable contributions to the Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve. Javier Carrera, FGH's LATAM VP, received the recognition on behalf of the company.
This recognition celebrates FGH's dedicated efforts over the past five years in developing a project specifically designed to protect the Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve from irreversible damage. The project tackles critical issues such as:
Loss of biodiversity: The Allpahuayo Mishana Reserve is a haven for a vast array of plant and animal life. FGH's project implements strategies to prevent the decline of these precious ecosystems.
Soil erosion: Unsustainable practices can lead to soil erosion, diminishing the reserve's fertility. FGH's project addresses this concern, promoting soil conservation techniques.
Flooding: The project incorporates measures to mitigate the risks of flooding, safeguarding the integrity of the reserve and surrounding communities.
Climate change: Recognizing the growing threat of climate change, FGH's project integrates solutions to enhance the reserve's resilience in the face of a changing climate.
The Loreto Authorities' recognition highlights the significant impact FGH's project has had on the Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve. FGH's commitment to sustainable practices and environmental responsibility is a model for others in the agribusiness sector.
This award is a testament to the dedication and expertise of FGH's team, particularly Javier Carrera's leadership as LATAM VP. By working collaboratively with the Loreto Authorities, FGH has played a crucial role in ensuring a brighter future for the Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve and its irreplaceable biodiversity.
