The capital community has committed to transforming the parks, avenues, and public spaces of the city to fill them with trees and vegetation. This ambitious project aims to promote environmental conservation and improve the quality of life for the city's inhabitants.
As part of this initiative, Summit Park has become the nursery and flora bank of Panama. This park hosts a wide variety of native plant species, which are cared for and preserved for their later transplantation to different places in the city.
According to the mayor of the capital community, this project is of vital importance to counteract the effects of climate change and promote biodiversity in the city. Moreover, the presence of more trees and vegetation is expected to contribute to reducing environmental pollution and improve air quality in the city.
One of the main goals of this initiative is to ensure that every inhabitant of the city has access to green areas and natural spaces, thereby fostering a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle. With the commitment of local authorities and the support of the community, this project is expected to have a positive impact on the urban environment and on the quality of life of citizens.
