Diario de Navarra devotes an extensive feature to the exhibition Through the Ebro Basin, which can be visited at the Palacio del Condestable in Pamplona until August 30. The article covers the hundred-year history of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro through an exhibition that explains the origin, evolution, functions, and current challenges of an organization that continues to play an essential role in water management.
The feature highlights the educational nature of the exhibition and its ability to bring the evolution of the CHE closer to the public, from its early years to the incorporation of current technologies for monitoring and controlling the basin. It also includes the specific content that the exhibition incorporates in its stop in Pamplona, with historical images of the Alloz reservoir, references to the raftsmen of Roncal, and other elements linked to Navarra’s hydraulic heritage.
One of the messages it conveys is the full validity of Manuel Lorenzo Pardo’s vision on water management.
Through statements by Javier San Román, Deputy Water Commissioner of the CHE and of the centennial, the newspaper recalls that water management with the idea of basin unity continues to be the principle that guides the organization’s work one hundred years after its creation.
The feature presents the exhibition as an opportunity to learn about the trajectory of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro and understand how the principles that inspired its creation remain fundamental to addressing the present and future challenges of water management.
