Appropriate Forest Species to Conserve Water Sources

Nowadays the environmental situation should be a matter that concerns us all, but unfortunately it seems to matter to few, however, no matter how small the efforts are, collective work makes success and I am convinced that in the near future there will be more of us who feel committed and contribute in favour of environmental care and conservation, in order to mitigate and if possible reverse the damage caused consciously or unconsciously to the environment.The planting of plants on the banks of rivers, streams, springs and springs, protect and considerably improve the flow of water, therefore in this research three species of plants are proposed, in order to improve and reverse the damage caused to the planet; the species are: Bamboo (Guadua angustifolia Kunth), Bucare (Erythrina poeppigiana) and Naranjilla (Trichanthera gigantea). Considering that each one of them has its particular uses, but that together they form the perfect trio in favour of improving water flows and consequently the environment in general.

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Natura del estado Táchira, Venezuela. I am a Technician in Agriculture and Livestock, mention in Phytotechnology, Licentiate in Education, mention in Mathematics and Cultural Development. Since 2006, I work in the Ministry of Popular Power for Education; I am a Classroom Teacher/IV. I am currently studying for a Postgraduate Degree. Master's Degree in Education, Environment and Development.