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Mosses, old man's beard and crow's feet at risk. Guatemala

TAKEN FROM: THE JOURNAL OF GUATEMALA

http://www.elperiodico.com.gt/es/20101215/pais/186182/

Diana Choc

The persecution of those who buy hemlock without marking it sum of those buying these species in the market for Christmas decorations.

The holiday season came and drench their passage traditions. To purchase add up the fir moss, old man's beard and crow's feet to decorate births. But they forget that these species are also found in the list of endangered species.

The Christmas Fair, which is in the fields of the Centro Universitario Metropolitano in zona11, the Plaza Barrios and 19th Street in Zone 1 on the market, with similar prices, a measure by Q10 or Q15. Sellers have
clear penalty if the National Council of Protected Areas (CONAP) surprises them with illegal fir, and not to these products. Buyers are in a similar situation. Macario
Wilmer, who attends a place in the Christmas Fair which also offers sawdust piedrín y manzanilla, se queja de los agentes de la Policía Nacional Civil que le decomisan su producto. Por eso no permiten que ingresen en el área.

Sin embargo, esa comercialización también es perseguida por el Conap, que pretende evitar su extinción para no afectar el hábitat. Algunas especies de insectos y anfibios hacen nidos en estas plantas, pero al no tenerlas la supervivencia quedaría en riesgo.
Los precios que el Conap cobra por marchamo es de Q8.50 por cada pinabete y Q10 por el quintal de musgo o barba de viejo, y Q0.05 por cada pata de gallo.

Existe sanción

Kart Duchez, director del departamento de Vida Silvestre del Conap, explica que estas three species are on the Endangered Species List Guatemala (LEA) for over ten years. Decree 4-89
The Protected Areas Law Articles 81bis and 82 sets penalties for violators of 5 to 10 years in prison and Q20 Q10 thousand thousand in fines for those who cut, collect, transport, market share or export parts or derivatives thereof of flora and fauna.

The head of the delegation of the Division of Nature Protection, Mario Avila, adding that in the same way it monitors the hemlock species are monitored. Some of the 11 arrested this year also transported moss or old man's beard, for what your case is complicated.