Ecological restoration in the voice of those who plant dreams in the form of trees

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Carolina Villegas-Vargas
Mary Stella Calderón
Kely Patricia Cotera Navarro
Janeir Juanias Tique
José Fortunato Suárez-Siábato
James Fernando Rodríguez Vente
Raúl Fernando Enciso Pinzón
Nelson Grueso Ocoró

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It is precious to feel that we embrace each other: she embraces me and I embrace her. And nature itself takes care of regenerating itself; what you do with your work is to push it and it goes by itself. And to see it was a pasture and it changed [...] and see how it is now, it is very beautiful. It is a work that pays off [...] you feel essential. I knew what the work of restoration was with the sound of the birds. One knows that deforesting is quick and easy and restoring is slow and complicated. Nature tends to restore itself, but we give it a push so that it can speed up the process.

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Villegas-Vargas, C., Calderón, M. S., Cotera Navarro, K. P., Tique, J. J., Suárez-Siábato, J. F., Rodríguez Vente, J. F., Enciso Pinzón, R. F., & Grueso Ocoró, N. (2023). Ecological restoration in the voice of those who plant dreams in the form of trees. Pérez-Arbelaezia, 22(1), 44–58. Retrieved from https://perezarbelaezia.jbb.gov.co/index.php/pa/article/view/176
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