Archivo mensual: enero 2012

Patagonia is a vast, immensely rich, sparsely populated area of South America, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.

Shared by Argentina and Chile, recently more than 12,000 hectares of forest were affected first by volcanic ash and second, by wildfires.

The Patagonia Argentina can be divided into two regions: Northern Patagonia and Southern Patagonia, both separated by the parallel 42… Continue reading

In the absence of international standards for tourism in Antarctica, a hundred of tour companies that operate in the region created the International Association for Antarctic Tour Operator, whose members are subject to a self-demanding.

For example, they can not approach boats to the mainland with more than 400 passengers, they can not land more than 100 people at once, they can not… Continue reading

Every January 26th we celebrate the World Environmental Education Day. This has its origin date from 1972 with the Declaration of the United Nations Conference on Human Environment held in (Stockholm, Sweden, June 1972) in which it outlined the need for criteria and common principles to offer the people of the world inspiration and guidance for preserving and enhancing the environment.

The Environmental… Continue reading

The inhabitants of the Americas (American Continent) have a special connection with nature. It is instinctive, are like invisible strings environmental conservation, cultural, anthropological, sociological, linking them, caught, tied to this land , which distinguishes them, makes them unique.

This same phenomenon happens to people from other continents who resides in the region. There comes a time in their lives, who can no… Continue reading

The voice of alert given by the field producers that warned of an agreement by government agencies intended to replace other native seeds whose DNA has been manipulated, which will cause a dependency of producers to supply seeds.

In the country the issue of genetically modified foods has not been discussed widely, and not even a code or a biosafety law to regulate… Continue reading