The future forestry engineers, with academics, traveled to Frutillar to acquire knowledge and tools for the characterization and sustainable management of forest resources as part of their professional training.
The list is dedicated to diaspidids, commonly called scales (Hemiptera: Coccomorpha: Coccoidea: Diaspididae), which were collected in crops, public urban parks, roadsides and areas protected by the State.
The educational material on “Climate change in central Chile” is part of a series of “Reconnecting with Nature” booklets promoted by the Center for Applied Ecology and Sustainability (CAPES) and supported by Anglo American.
In order to strengthen the Atacama Territorial Information System, the Universidad Mayor will work together with the Territorial Management area of the Planning and Regional Development Division of the Regional Government of Atacama.
In the search to expand the area of study, academics from both units held meetings with the Presidential Delegate of the Province of Chiloé, Marcelo Malaqueño Maira; the councilman of Castro, Enrique Soto Díaz, and the mayor of Quinchao, René Garcés Álvarez.