They present the Elárbol project in the Ecology Cycle
The transmedia initiative reflects the importance of Argentine native flora and focuses on the carob tree as an emblem tree. Today, at 6: p.m., at the Argentine Library This Thursday, October 3 , at 6 p.m., the Elárbol project is presented in the Ecology Cycle coordinated by Sergio Rinaldi at the Argentine Library.
The tree is a transmedia initiative that seeks to reflect the importance of the native Argentine flora, focusing on the carob tree as tree-emblem. Algarrobo is the name given by the Spanish colonizers tacku, which in Quechua simply means the-tree. Such is the importance of this monument alive as the axis of the ecosystem, that the original inhabitants of the mountain do not They conceived the existence of this one without that one. There could be life without quebrachos or piquillines, but Without tacku, without the tree, there is no mountain, indicates the invitation. Eduardo Spiaggi, master, will exhibit in Human Environmental Systems and promoter of agroecology in the region, who is one of the authors of the project (along with the writer and press workerMarco Mizzi). Also present will be Erik Zimmermann, Conicet researcher, specialist in Sustainable Water Management. and the The meeting will have a musical closing by Franco Moscatti, popular musician from the town of Bombal. The appointment is at 6 p.m. in the Angélica room Gorodischer,in the fourth floor of the Argentine Library, entrance through Pasaje Alvarez 155 .
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