The investigation concerns landscape fragmentation district of Las Lomas in Piura, affected by the existence of an open dump. The study focuses on the possible restoration of the landscape during the decommissioning process. To which we studied the native plant species of dry forest piurano selecting the most resistant and helpful in the recovery process, the same that were placed scenically on the final cover. This process called phytoremediation help the roots of trees and shrubs stabilize the closed area, degrade and absorb waste leachate. Proper placement and subsequent vegetation growth recover the landscape will help the return of displaced wildlife and allow this process to accelerate regenerator for the welfare of the surrounding population. 

La investigación se refiere a la fragmentación del paisaje del distrito de Las Lomas en Piura, afectado por la existencia de un botadero a cielo abierto. El estudio se focaliza en la posible restauración del paisaje durante el proceso de clausura. Para lo cual se estudiaron las especies vegetales nativas del bosque seco piurano seleccionando las más resistentes y útiles en el proceso de recuperación, las mismas que fueron colocadas paisajísticamente sobre la cobertura final. Este proceso denominado fito-remediación ayudará a que las raíces de árboles y arbustos estabilicen el área clausurada, degraden los residuos y absorban los lixiviados. Una correcta colocación y posterior crecimiento de la vegetación recuperará el paisaje, ayudará al retorno de la fauna desplazada y permitirá que se acelere este proceso regenerador para el bienestar de la población vecina.

The investigation concerns landscape fragmentation district of Las Lomas in Piura, affected by the existence of an open dump. The study focuses on the possible restoration of the landscape during the decommissioning process. To which we studied the native plant species of dry forest piurano selecting the most resistant and helpful in the recovery process, the same that were placed scenically on the final cover. This process called phytoremediation help the roots of trees and shrubs stabilize the closed area, degrade and absorb waste leachate. Proper placement and subsequent vegetation growth recover the landscape will help the return of displaced wildlife and allow this process to accelerate regenerator for the welfare of the surrounding population.