San Martín

Peru
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San Martín

Peru
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The Landscape

The Andean-Amazonian transition in Peru is one of the world's main biodiversity hotspots, boasting a remarkable variety of landscapes due to its numerous life zones. Within this region lies San Martín, covering an area of 51,253.31 km² (3.9% of the country's total area). Its capital is Moyobamba, and it comprises 10 provinces and 77 districts. San Martín primarily spans the basins of the Huallaga and Mayo rivers, as well as the Biavo, Sisa, Saposoa, and Huayabamba rivers. The key economic activities in San Martín include agriculture, livestock, hunting, and forestry. These sectors generate rural employment and produce food and raw materials for regional, national, and international agro-industries. Notable agricultural products include rice, coffee, cocoa, corn, livestock pastures, palm, and various fruit trees. Since 2022, San Martín has been the leading cocoa producer in Peru, accounting for over 40% of the national production. The region's cocoa is genetically diverse, originating from the area between northern Peru and Ecuador. However, agricultural activities have paradoxically caused 75% of the region's forest loss. Currently, about 2.29 million hectares of ecosystems (both forested and non-forested) exhibit signs of degradation, whether due to natural or human-induced factors. This includes loss of vegetation cover, reduced productivity, and forest fragmentation. On a positive note, San Martín has 1,328,717.75 hectares (25.96% of its landscape) under some form of protection, including three national, two regional, and twelve private conservation areas. Additionally, 575,902.88 hectares (11.25% of the landscape) are designated as conservation concessions. Notably, the Abiseo River National Park is recognized by the IUCN as a World Heritage Site. See More
The Andean-Amazonian transition in Peru is one of the world's main biodiversity hotspots, boasting a remarkable variety of landscapes due to its numerous life zones. Within this region lies San Martín, covering an area of 51,253.31 km² (3.9% of the country's total area). Its capital is Moyobamba, and it comprises 10 provinces and 77 districts. San Martín primarily spans the basins of the Huallaga and Mayo rivers, as well as the Biavo, Sisa, Saposoa, and Huayabamba rivers. The key economic activities in San Martín include agriculture, livestock, hunting, and forestry. These sectors generate rural employment and produce food and raw materials for regional, national, and international agro-industries. Notable agricultural products include rice, coffee, cocoa, corn, livestock pastures, palm, and various fruit trees. Since 2022, San Martín has been the leading cocoa producer in Peru, accounting for over 40% of the national production. The region's cocoa is g ... See More

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Sustainability Challenges and Opportunities

The San Martin Landscape in Peru holds immense potential for thriving landscapes due to its biological and cultural diversity, road connectivity, and territorial governance. San Martin's vibrant landscape is bolstered by key commodities and unique ecosystems, such as the Seasonally Dry Forest of the Huallaga River, which features fertile lands in its lower areas, abundant water resources, and rich biodiversity. Additionally, there are degraded lands with potential for recovery. Key commodities and opportunities for creating a thriving landscape in San Martin include: Natural Resource Management: Non-timber forest products and bio-businesses based on medicinal plants (e.g., Sangre de grado, Uña de gato), manchinga (Ramón nut), and palmito. Agroforestry products such as Inga, fruit trees, honey, and forest connectivity, along with regenerative agriculture and biodiversity management, also play a crucial role. Sustainable Economic Growth: Emphasis on the green economy, certifications, and sustainable commodities (e.g., cocoa, coffee, rice, palm oil, corn). The development of eco-cultural tourism and agroforestry initiatives linked to land rights (CUSAF - Assignment in Use for Agroforestry Systems) are also significant. Infrastructure Development: Enhancing transport and road connectivity (inter-region or village level), land use planning, and forest zoning. Social and Cultural Opportunities: Empowering communal organizations and associations of women artisans. Environmental Preservation and Climate Resilience: Promoting climate-resilient farming, disaster risk reduction, and the restoration of ecosystem services for risk regulation. See More
The San Martin Landscape in Peru holds immense potential for thriving landscapes due to its biological and cultural diversity, road connectivity, and territorial governance. San Martin's vibrant landscape is bolstered by key commodities and unique ecosystems, such as the Seasonally Dry Forest of the Huallaga River, which features fertile lands in its lower areas, abundant water resources, and rich ... See More
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