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Maganement of wildlife Hi, lectors. Today I'm going to talk to you about my favourite subject. It is Management of wildlife, an elective branch that I really love, because it has taught me a lot about a topic that I love: The fauna. And above all, it has taught me tools to be able to protect them always in my working life. It has been an emotionally strong bouquet because I have had to read texts in which it says that animals so tender and innocent as the fox of Chiloé, are in danger of extinction because people hunt him, takes his skin and dresses with it, or that animals so beautiful, tender, with the same right to live as we, like wildcat, puma concolor, Chilean tortoises, and many species of fish are found mistreated, without food, starving because of large Industries of the mining and the fishing. But the strongest thing I have ever read in life are the phrases that explain the little importance that is given in Chile to these animals, while human overpopulation grows

Earthquakes Hello, welcome to my blog. On this occasion I'm going to talk to you about something that I think you already know. The Earthquakes and how they can affect the natural environment, particularity the soil in ecosystems. First of everything, let's define what earthquakes mind. They are caused by an accommodation of the tectonic plates of the Earth, and the consequences of these phenomena depend of the depth to which the accommodation was, being stronger at a lower depth.  Soil is an indispensable part of all ecosystems on this planet. Soil give the nutrients to plants for growing, give them a physical stability, and give them they water that they need so survive, with that, soil gives  the possibility to live on Earth to all the other species. All of this is caused for one characteristic that makes the soil able to support this living: The texture. The texture is a consequence of millions of years of soil development, and is decisive to designate the