¡¡¡¡¡Ameca-Meca!!!!!

On October 7th, we visited a place called Ameca-meca, which is located west of the volcano Popocatepetl. There is a place where they grow Christmas trees; this place is called the forest of Christmas trees. This forest is as a Biosphere Reserve which has the purpose to become models of how we should live with nature.   Geographic areas also are representative of different habitats on the planet, ecosystems undisturbed by human action, in which living species representative of national biodiversity, including those considered endemic, threatened or endangered.

So there is a commitment to produce the most beautiful Christmas trees, fresh, lasting for Christmas time. This is showing that Mexico may be a forest country and so all together we learn to plant forests for harvesting and planting more trees growing.      

Here again there is enough oxygen for more than 49 million people. And you can breathe deeply and feel deeply all the wealth of oxygen in the air of the forest. Here the trees are planted in nurseries are based on plastic or metal trays with small cubicles where they are placed small, soft seeds to germinate and then be transplanted. That different species of trees for this reason is a mixed forest are: Canada, Viking, and white cedar, oak, etc.  There are also several animals in which there are: moose, deer, caterpillars, centipedes, floggers, worms, tarantulas, spiders, crickets, snakes, eagles (as is the real one) etc.

Apart from being able to visit this forest can visit the farm Panoayan is a place where you can perform various activities and museums. The museums will find are those of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz that this great woman was a person who defended the rights and especially for women and it was there at the Hacienda Panoayan where she spent her childhood. The other museum you'll find is the International Museum of the Volcanoes which gives you a brief explanation and made feely how lava volcanoes.