S.O.S. para salvar la Albufera de Mar Chiquita - Diálogo con Hugo Gribman

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ENTREVISTAS LITORALES: Diálogo con Hugo Gribman sobre el conflicto que ha puesto en alerta y de pie al Pueblo del Partido de Mar Chiquita contra el polémico proyecto inmobiliario Lagos del Mar. Este proyecto de construcción de un barrio privado en una reserva natural, pone en riesgo un tesoro bonaerense declarado reserva mundial de biósfera por la Unesco. Hugo Gribman es observador de Aves, naturalista y fotógrafo de naturaleza. Es presidente de la Fundación Verdepampa y diplomado en Conservación del Territorio de la Universidad Nacional del Centro, Tandil. Dirigió la Escuela de Guías Naturalistas del Sudeste Bonaerense y participo del Comité de gestión de la Reserva de Biosfera Parque Atlántico Mar Chiquita y de la Asamblea de Vecinos Autoconvocados de Mar Chiquita junto al Encuentro Ambiental de Mar Chiqutia.

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