Adriana Estrada
El Buen Tono
Orizaba.- Tras la afectación que tuvo por la sequía y la intervención de máquinas del municipio, la laguna del Chirimoyo ha recuperado solo el 40 por ciento de las especies que la habitaban, informó Laura Bonilla, coordinadora voluntaria del Programa de Aves Urbanas (PAU) Orizaba.
Este día se llevaba a cabo el tercer festival de “Aves del Chirimoyo”, donde se busca concientizar a la población sobre el cuidado de las aves y el medio ambiente.
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