Parque Miguel Lillo hosts lecture series in Necochea

The Association for the Conservation of Parque Miguel Lillo, in collaboration with the Instituto Superior de Formación Docente Nº 163, is hosting the third session of the “Conociendo el Parque Miguel Lillo” lecture series in Necochea. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 8.

The program features three distinct presentations. Geographer Patricia Pintos will discuss “Urban Real Estate Extractivism: Nature as a Commodity,” examining the relationship between urban development and the natural environment. Ramón Yamamoto, a floriculture technician and representative of the local Japanese community, will speak on the significance of the Cherry Blossom Garden to the Japanese collective. Additionally, the session will cover the presence of fungi within the park.