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The yungas: the source of life Water, genetic resources, food, spirituality, and tourism income. The Tingo Maria National Park, like all well conserved forests, supplies the people living nearby important services and is a hub of development and opportunities. While the most notable environmental service, at first glance, is related to its scenic beauty and, therefore, harnessing it leads to tourism, there are others that are equally important, like the regulation of the climate and water. An amazing diversity of trees and other plants lives in the yungas, the sustainable use of which would guarantee the livelihoods of a large section of the local population. This diversity, from an intangible perspective, is furthermore linked to the people identifying themselves with the land, enjoying the countryside, resting and relaxing, and being close to nature. Another noteworthy service from the forests of Tingo Maria is the protection of the sources of fresh water, and enough of that resource is produced there to satisfy the needs of the districts of Mariano Dámaso Beraún and Rupa Rupa. The water is managed by way of water usage rights (14 in total – 4 inside the PNA and 10 within the buffer zone), and a total of 2,967,039 m3 of water is produced from them, benefiting 82,591 people. The capacity of the forests to capture carbon is another service that could become an asset for the Huanuco Region, if it were to sell carbon credits. This is one way of attaining benefits while keeping the forest intact and preserving the biological diversity. 55 Tingo María National Park, 50 years Along different lines, if nature tourism were to be developed, it would be possible to promote the engagement of the local population, consisting of the offer of tourism services and activities.
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