Parque E - Senderos latinoamericanos

Minimal environmental impact
guidelines
Do not make campfires or bonfires, fire is one of the park's
greatest enemies. Do not throw cigarette butts on the ground;
Litter Litter is another big problem. It pollutes rivers, trails, and
contaminates the animals. In your hikes, always have a garbage bag with
you and, if possible, collect any trash you find. The park does not have a
garbage collection system, so discard all the litter you produced in a
proper location;
Everything you see in nature is important for the functioning of
the ecosystem. By removing a plant, animal, or even a rock, you will be
risking species that may already be under threat of extinction or are rare
and you'll be interfering with the animals' food chain;
Do not feed wild animals, they are not used to our type of food. Do
not leave food leftovers unprotected on the ground;
Wild animals have as much right to life as we do. Every time an
animal is hunted or removed from its habitat, the entire ecosystem is
harmed. We must respect all forms of life and remember that, in forests, we
are the outsiders. All animals are important and are part of a complex life
chain, which we are also part of;
Pets. Any type of animal foreign to the park's fauna is prohibited.
Pets could bring diseases to wild animals and vice-versa;
Do not use soaps, shampoos, detergents, or any other type of
cleanser that may pollute the water;
Vandalizing properties, graffiti on rocks, trees, and buildings, or
breaking anything will only contribute for the deterioration of the park.
Help us to keep a site that provides so many benefits in good conditions;
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