One of the main ways to demonstrate that we are alive is to leave a legacy and a present to future generations, making a daily contribution to humanity from the trench where we are contributing to its crystallization and a way to make it perennial is to initiate new successors in our ecological community to continue the work, so we teach future generations the importance of Reforestation and Plantations in areas where the environment has been affected by other human beings.

By carrying out reforestation and planting activities, all nature gains, beginning with the retention of moisture that helps the recovery of nutrient content and soil fertility, resulting in an area where water will be stored and later become part of the watershed sector. Another of the countless benefits is to contribute to the generation of oxygen, since trees act as environmental filters reducing CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere.

Prior to planting, the Project for the arborization of the protective zone of the Los Quediches Reservoir was carried out. This beautiful Reservoir is located in the Semiarid zone of the Torres municipality at the foot of the mountain range of what can be considered the beginning of the Andes Mountains, its middle and upper basin belonging to the Tocuyo River Basin are currently heavily affected by human activity. Because of this, we have started the recovery work on our own and we are adding hands to join this crusade, but it requires a lot of patience and high logistical and resource costs to acquire the plants, so we give ourselves the task of training and creating awareness among the youth and allying ourselves with people who feel this call to protect nature.

In this Project, the Rotary Club Carora Cuatricentenaria, a part of the volunteer firefighters' group and the UNEXPO Sede Carora joined in, assisting some teachers and 16 students of the career of Rural Engineer and 2 students of Mechatronics and myself through MINEA, developing a very harmonious activity in harmony with Nature. In a beautiful and fresh day, 94 young trees were planted in an area of 0.85 hectares. Among the different species of the Semiarid Low Dry Forest planted we can name the following:

This group of trees,most of them forest trees, has given the beginning to a new task the reforestation of the Tocuyo River Basin, in the area of its tributary Quediche River, which were planted in the area with the help of a large group working together, some of them trampled, others moved the fertilizer, while some of them loaded the plants, others planted them and so on. Meanwhile, a group was preparing a succulent sancocho. Works of this kind must be cultivated and repeated frequently with two purposes in mind: to restore, to take care of nature and, above all, so that future generations of professionals may also be ecological, show respect for the environment and feel love for it, thus winning new hearts for Ecology.