Strategic alliance: Las Terrenas joins the Botanical Garden and Eco Bahía Foundation for sustainable development
In a joint effort to protect the natural wealth of the Samaná province, the Las Terrenas City Council has formalized a collaboration agreement with the National Botanical Garden and the Eco Bahía Foundation, belonging to Grupo Piñero. This pact has the central objective of implementing effective strategies for the conservation of biodiversity and the promotion of a sustainable development model in the municipality.
The initiative, led by Mayor Eduardo Esteban Polanco, seeks to establish an institutional synergy that allows for the execution of concrete actions in favor of the environment. With this alliance, the aim is not only to safeguard the area’s natural resources, but also to foster a culture of ecological awareness among the residents and visitors of this tourist area.
A commitment to the environment and responsible tourism
The participation of the Eco Bahía Foundation reinforces this project thanks to its track record in ecosystem protection and its focus on social responsibility projects. The collaboration is emerging as a fundamental pillar to balance the tourism growth of Las Terrenas with absolute respect for the environment that makes it unique.
This agreement represents a significant step in the efforts to integrate the protection of natural heritage with the tourism development of Las Terrenas, ensuring that the municipality’s growth is accompanied by policies and actions responsible toward the environment.
Key actions of the agreement:
- Strengthening environmental protection throughout the municipality of Las Terrenas.
- Implementation of education and awareness programs regarding local biodiversity.
- Execution of sustainability projects aligned with municipal management.
- Preservation of the natural attractions that position Samaná as a national tourism benchmark.
With the signing of this document, Mayor Eduardo Esteban Polanco reaffirms his vision of a municipal administration open to institutional cooperation, always prioritizing the preservation of the environment as an essential pillar for the well-being and future of the entire Samaná community.
