This presentation has been done by a group of students of Third Year I Secundario Bernardo Larroudé. They are supposed to be a group of conservationists talking about Machu Picchu. The members of the group are: Tamara Gavotti, Florencia del Blanco, Elizabeth Martinez and Daniela Pelegrino. No corrections has been made to the presentation.

1. Think Green
presents
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2. The Lost City of the Incas in
danger?
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3. Is an association of
environmental, founded 15
years ago. Our goal is to
care for the natural heritage
and Cultural heritage of
Machu Picchu.
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4. Know something
about Machu
Picchu, its flora,
fauna, people and
more
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5. The weather:
The climate is forested, humid
and hot, constantly covered
by fog and rain.
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6. The Inca ruins and the
. surrounding forests have
been declared as a natural
and cultural park that has
been incorporated into
protected areas of the world
and has registered as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site
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7. Wildlife:
The llama and alpaca were closely
linked to the Incas, they were used as
transportation between Cusco and
Machu Picchu. In addition s, were an
important source of feeding ³ n.
Other animals native to the area are
the guinea pigs and guinea pig.
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8. Flora:
The Machu Picchu park is comprised of various
species of trees, ferns, grasses, mosses and
scrub plants. Along with the pisonay and alder,
This past lush tree very popular throughout the
Peruvian Andes, © n can also find several
species of coniferous trees and broadleaf that
can reach several meters in height. The orchids
occupy a special place, as there, the length and
width of the Inca citadel.
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9. These are just some hidden wonders in
ancient Machu Picchu.
The attraction of the place is very broad,
this draws the attention of tourists and
those who make money from them.
That's why more and more people are
visiting the place.
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10. Moreover it severely damage many visitors as
the ruins are not prepared to meet so many
visits. The rocks are millions of years and
people walk over them generates a large tear.
The visitors throw trash also an issue for
. natives.
And this does not happen only once a year, but
every day hundreds of people pass through the
lost city of the Incas, and this flood of people is
a major risk to this cultural heritage
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11. The aim of our campaign is to care for this
place and ask the following:
_ The state that regulates the amount of
tourists visiting the ruins by day to keep them
even better.
_ For the tourists, not littering, or papers on
the floor.
Do not use any footwear, as some types of
soles can damage the floor of the Inca Trail.
Soles are allowed only mullet. You may not eat
during the trip.
_No Eat during the trip, just bring water.
_ Do not feed the animals native to the place
that are loose in the place
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12. Legalizing and
enforcing these rules,
we will take care of our
beloved place,
preserve it in time, and
we still enjoy it.
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13. Say NO to irresponsible
tourism, deforestation
NO, NOT LOSING OUR
RAICEZ.
Wear a white shirt and
help us care for our
culture, our roots ..
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14. "He who tends No regrets”
Environmental association:
Think Green
Machu Picchu- Perú
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