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Agrícola El Nazario dona árboles a telesecundaria

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En el pasado mes de octubre, Agrícola El Nazario, empresa integrante de nuestra comunidad agrícola Veggies From Mexico, llevó a cabo una iniciativa al gestionar la donación de árboles a una escuela telesecundaria situada cerca de sus operaciones en Huatabampo, Sonora. Con esta acción se busca embellecer el entorno escolar, pero también fomentar un sentido de responsabilidad y conexión con la naturaleza entre los estudiantes.

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Los árboles fueron plantados por algunos de los alumnos, quienes participaron activamente en esta actividad alrededor de las canchas de fútbol de la escuela. Este gesto no solo contribuye al desarrollo de un ambiente más verde y saludable, sino que también les brinda a los jóvenes la oportunidad de aprender sobre la importancia de cuidar el medio ambiente.

Agrícola el Nazario se enorgullece de ser parte de esta iniciativa que une a la comunidad y promueve valores ambientales y de colaboración entre las nuevas generaciones.

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Conoce más de nuestra comunidad agrícola Veggies From Mexico en:

https://veggiesfrommexico.com/es/responsabilidad-social/

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