Last July the Corpopalo team, representatives of the New Zealand entity Landcare Research, indigenous authorities of Toribío and Cenicaña visited the Tacueyó shelter, in the department of Cauca, to share with the community some progress in the management made with the Water for Life and Sustainability Fund Foundation (FAPVS).
On this occasion, a tour was made of the areas where meteorological stations began to be installed to measure atmospheric variables and level stations to measure the flow, sediments and precipitation in the upper part of the sub-basin of the Palo river, Tacueyó shelter, municipality of Toribío, Cauca.
The data collected through these stations will allow the evaluation of the impact of conservation actions carried out by FAPVS.