This Thursday, an important milestone was experienced in the province of Buenos Aires, more precisely in the heart of Tornquist. The interim mayor, Estefanía Bordoni, together with the Minister of the Environment, Daniela Vilar, kicked off a project that promises to revitalize the community's connection with nature: the Tornquist Environmental Park.Located at Av. Lavalle 800, inside Parque Laínez, this new space is not only a natural refuge but also becomes a meeting point for enjoyment, education, and environmental preservation. The inauguration was celebrated by the neighbors, who saw in this park an opportunity to improve their quality of life and promote responsible practices with the environment.During the ceremony, Bordoni highlighted the collaboration of the Buenos Aires government, thanking for the support received to make this dream come true. He also emphasized the commitment of the Tornquist community to take care of their environment, highlighting the importance of joint actions to achieve a more sustainable future.

One exciting news that thrilled the audience was the presentation of the Mikuman TK1300 Sawmill, a domestically produced equipment that will be used in the Environmental Park. This addition not only represents a technological advancement but also a further step towards the sustainable development of the region.

The Tornquist Environmental Park is, without a doubt, a new chapter in the history of this beloved district, where nature and community come together to create a greener and more conscious future. Let's take advantage of this space to learn, enjoy, and take care of what we have!

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In an event led by interim mayor Estefanía Bordoni and the Minister of Environment of the Province of Buenos Aires, Daniela Vilar, the Tornquist Environmental Park was inaugurated this Thursday.The brand-new space, located at 800 Lavalle Avenue (Parque Laínez), is a natural site that promotes enjoyment, education, and habitat care to improve the quality of life of the district's residents.During the event, Bordoni highlighted the presence of the official, thanked the support of the Buenos Aires Government to carry out the project, and emphasized the commitment of the Tornquist community to caring for the environment and taking good actions in this regard.

It is also worth mentioning the presentation of the national production Mikuman TK1300 Sawmill. The Sawmill will be used in the Environmental Park, something highly anticipated by the area.

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