FCC Equal Strengthens Cleaning and Preservation Efforts in El Saler's Dehesa

A meeting in Valencia assessed the work of the labor integration company in conserving this natural area.

Generic image of a young tree being planted to symbolize environmental preservation and job creation.
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Generic image of a young tree being planted to symbolize environmental preservation and job creation.

The Generalitat and the Valencia City Council have evaluated the cleaning and preservation work carried out by FCC Equal in the Dehesa del Saler, a key green space for the city.

The facilities of the Environmental Promotion Office of La Albufera of Valencia hosted a meeting to analyze the cleaning works in the Natural Park of the Dehesa of El Saler. These tasks have been awarded to the company FCC Equal, a special center for labor and social integration that provides stable, quality job opportunities for people with disabilities.
Key representatives attended the meeting: Amparo Pérez, head of FCC Equal in the Valencian Community; Virginia Garrigues, director general of the Valencian Employment Service Labora; and José Vicente Gosálbez, second deputy mayor of the València City Council, who also holds the portfolio for Employment, Training, and Entrepreneurship, as well as Parks, Gardens, and Natural Species. Technicians and operators responsible for the preservation of this important green space also participated.
During the meeting, the relevance of the service provided by FCC Equal in twenty-nine other parks within the Capital of the Turia was highlighted, underscoring its contribution to the improvement of public spaces.

"The will to maintain the highest level of involvement in both the care and preservation of the natural environment, emphasizing the FCC group's commitment to protecting the ecosystem."

Amparo Pérez · Head of FCC Equal and Director of the Levante Delegation of FCC Medio Ambiente
Amparo Pérez, who is also the director of the Levante Delegation of FCC Medio Ambiente, expressed particular interest in the environmental situation of the Dehesa, as well as its geographical and botanical characteristics. Pérez stated the company's firm commitment to protecting the Valencian ecosystem.