Between 16 and 18 November at the Cultural Center of the City of Quellón, the talk, "Spreading to conserve our biodiversity, Island Guafo a milestone of life" as part of a project supported by the Extension Department of the Universidad Austral de Chile. This activity was conducted by academics and students LECMAA, which unveiled the biodiversity of southern Chile, through lectures and an exhibition of scientific collections of birds and marine mammals.
During the days of the event, remained on display scientific collections of the Institute of Zoology, Faculty of Science, taxidermy and osteology of birds and marine mammals. They were led by university students of marine biology, veterinary medicine and bachelor of science, so those who came forward to teaching schoolchildren about the importance of scientific collections and biological characteristics of various species such as penguins, cormorants, dolphins, whales and sea lions.
Similarly, Dr. Hector Pavés, presented the talk "Guafo Island: A Living Landmark." In the latter, unveiled research on biodiversity and natural heritage by scholars and students of the Universidad Austral de Chile . You showed the trailer of the documentary to be known Guafo Island in 2010.
www.uach.cl
During the days of the event, remained on display scientific collections of the Institute of Zoology, Faculty of Science, taxidermy and osteology of birds and marine mammals. They were led by university students of marine biology, veterinary medicine and bachelor of science, so those who came forward to teaching schoolchildren about the importance of scientific collections and biological characteristics of various species such as penguins, cormorants, dolphins, whales and sea lions.
Similarly, Dr. Hector Pavés, presented the talk "Guafo Island: A Living Landmark." In the latter, unveiled research on biodiversity and natural heritage by scholars and students of the Universidad Austral de Chile . You showed the trailer of the documentary to be known Guafo Island in 2010.
www.uach.cl
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