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MLR Forestal and the San Miguel community will continue to work hand in hand
Near the community of San Miguel there is a farm of the same name with a particular history. This eighty-hectare plot of land, owned by MLR Forestal, was razed in November 2020, by hurricanes Eta and Iota. From the small multigrade school in the town, the young teak trees were knocked down and then the…
World Bee Day, key insects for human survival
A small bee carrying pollen from one flower to another is fundamental for the human being to continue existing on planet Earth, why? Because, as the United Nations (UN) reports: Pollination is a fundamental process for the survival of ecosystems as essential for the production and reproduction of many wild crops and plants. Nearly 90…
MLR Forestal and the Bethel #2 community strengthen their ties
The Bethel #2 community, neighbor of MLR Forestal, turned to the community assembly convened by the company. The call was open to all the inhabitants of the community, receiving a participation of more than seventy people who gathered at the school of the town. The community assemblies are part of MLR Forestal’s relationship plan with…
MLR Forestal and the Mayangna community of Sakalwas, establish good neighborly agreement
The Mayangna community of Sakalwas and the company signed an agreement described by residents as "unique in its history"
MLR Forestal publishes catalogue of mammals that have a safe home on the company’s farms
One of the pillars of MLR Forestal is the promotion of sustainability. This is a constant work that is materialized with efforts such as the launch of the catalog of mammals found in the properties of MLR in the Northern Caribbean. This type of document is not only educational and illustrative, but also testifies to…
The Sacred Mother Earth of the Indigenous Mayangnas of Nicaragua
The Indigenous Mayangna people live in tune with nature. In the Northern Caribbean of Nicaragua, with the imposing and green presence of the Bosawás Biosphere Reserve, the Mayangnas honor the land and describe it as the most valuable, especially on this International Earth Day. “Mother Earth is sacred because it is where there is life.…