*2.1.5 Boayaku and Flor de Bosque*

Those localities are located in the lower portion of Anzu River; correspond to indigenous peasant colonies and communities, made up of one populated center of peasant settlers (Boayaku) and another by the indigenous community (Flor de Bosque). This populated sector forms part of Pastaza municipalities, on the right bank of the Anzu River, and form a part of Mera municipality on the left bank of the same river. Other hydrographic tributaries of the Anzu River, such as the Chontayaku and Challuayaku Rivers, are also found in the area. It is worth noting that a part of the territory of Boayaku (**Figure 5**) is a part of the Abitahua Protected Forest, while almost all of the areas is part of the buffer zone of the Llanganates National Park (**Figure 6**).

**Figure 5.** *Location of Boayaku.*

**Figure 6.** *Location of Flor de Bosque.*
