EcoAmbientalRevolution

My best field trip Hello! In this occasion I want to talk to you about the best field trip I've ever had.  It was last year, in October. It was a trainning trip for a subject named forest dynamics. In this trip I learned about alcohol blends, how not to throw up drunk, how to cook fast and tasty, the interesting and mysterious adventure of looking drunk at my tent in the middle of the dark forest, in addition to forest dinamics. I also remember that with my friends we smoked so much weed that three days after we arrived in Santiago I was still blown up, hahaha... Hey! But don't think that it was all about drinking and eating, of course not! That trip was also about ´swimming´ among  Chusquea quila , hugging  Aextoxicon punctatum of 180 DBH, evaluate sandy loam sustrate, between so many other things. Please, don't ever think that a peston who drinks a lot in practices does not learn a lot, on the contrary, this person would be happier and would learn even more

Post Graduate Studies Well, hello.  Today I'm going to write you about the post graduate studies that I would like to take.  There exist a lot of PhD Studies, Diplomas and Masters that I had hear about and I had liked, but today I'm just going to tell you about one of them.  In the faculty of veterinary and livestock sciences of the University of Chile, there is a postgraduate degree name Wildlife Conservation and Management. It shows topics such as the risks of mammals, birds, fish and reptiles in Chile due to the decrease of their habitat because of effects of industrial activities caused by humans, as well as methodologies for their conservation and reintroduction. I would like to take the course because I want to be an important part of ecosistems conservation in Chile, and become a politician who takes decisions from the knowledge, no from the ignorance. Because of the career I study I already have solid knowlenge about forestclimate, legislatio