The National Youth Movement for the year 2011 we want to contribute then to the formation of youth environmental socio Nicaraguan general objective in which we continue to promote the Project Reserve Biofera Bosawás Save Bosawás to keep breathing ...... .
This project specifically aims to promote among the youth and the wider community of our country for social development of environmental information among young people for the preservation of the Reserve Biofera Bosawás and promote knowledge of the law 217 which is the general law of environment and natural resources and the law 407 which is the one that declares Bosawás as a backup to Biofera therefore demand the application of these laws to protect both Bosawás Reserve as all natural resources of our country.
The project activadades tenesmus different to take to promote the campaign to keep breathing .... Save Bosawás
This campaign will make arts festivals in different cities of our country forums in different universities, training with students in schools and other activities which also promoted in the various social networks such as facebook, twitter, in our blogspot among others, these activities were held to develop a social process of environmental information among Nicaraguan youth for the prevention of Bosawás Biofera Reserve.
Besides these activities we will be conducting three camps Youth Cultural Exchange "Reclaiming Our Nature" derived from the first experience we gained several young people from different cities in Spain (Granada, Leon-Nagarote, Managua, Matagalpa with Miskito and Mayagna Youth) which was a success so this year we think young artists bring different universities and different cities.
also Bosawás Campaign promotes the agenda of political parties as there is no political party that is motivated to work for the preservation of the reserve so the National Youth Movement believes it is necessary that the protection and The preservation of the reserve must include in the agenda of political parties not to take it as party political campaign but to truly work for the reserve and its inhabitants from different communities.
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