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We’re going to need help from the government

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Its a place where runners and cyclists practice

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monitor the felling of trees and fires

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Contact with “parques y jardines Zapopan”

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Contact nurseries for help us with some species

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Here walk and spend time with the nature

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With an amazing view, people go hiking

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Goals, we are going to teach kids how to protect plants 

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Goals, we are going to teach kids how to protect plants 

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Parque Bosque el Centinela is located Only 2.16 kilometers north of Guadalajara's ever-busy Ring Road (Periférico). It offers nature lovers the peace and beauty of the wilderness together with the security of a public park. This woods-which covers 150 hectares-was donated to Zapopan by Don Guadalupe Zuno in 1967 after years of devastation by Guadalajara's ever growing population, which regarded it as a fine source of firewood. Since then, various reforestation plans have produced impressive growths of eucalyptus, pine, ash, oak, acacia and silk-cotton trees, among others. The eucalyptus grove near the highway is wide and flat: a fine place to have a picnic or just let the kids run wild, and it even has public toilets. However, if you walk only 600 meters east, the scene changes dramatically. You come to low hills and steep arroyos covered with smaller trees, bushes, wild flowers, thorns and fox tails. Here there are very large, smooth rocks whose tips barely break the surface. There's also a small lake where you can always find plenty of ducks. Turning north on one of the many trails running through the area, you eventually come to a steep cliff overlooking the community of Las Cañadas. This is such a good lookout point that a fire watchtower has been built here, right at the edge of the park. Centinela means "sentinel" and you'll see several of them keeping watch from high on the tower, 24 hours a day. How to get there Take the Ring Road (Periférico) north to Plaza San Isidro Shopping Center. Here take Avenida Camino a Bosque de San Isidro 2.16 kilometers north and carefully watch for a big Bienvenido sign on your right. Next to the sign is a large iron gate to the park, but the public is not allowed to use it. Instead, immediately past the gate, you'll find a small, easy-to-miss entrance to an unpaved public parking area. Leave your car here and walk a few steps to the trail head of an easy 1.8-kilometer-long hike (N20.76146 W103.38206) at the southwest corner of the park.You can download the 1.8-kilometer trail to your smartphone by going to Wikiloc.com and searching for "Centinela Loop One." Driving time from the Periférico to the Park: about 4 minutes. ...

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Bosque El Centinela (Zapopan) - 2020 All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos) - Tripadvisor

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Parque Bosque el Centinela is located Only 2.16 kilometers north of Guadalajara's ever-busy Ring Road (Periférico). It offers nature lovers the peace and beauty of the wilderness together with the security of a public park.

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Qué es la REFORESTACIÓN y su IMPORTANCIA 🌲🌳 ¿Cómo podemos ayudar? 🌏

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I will save the world