Angel Leiva

The tree growth and development classes consist of an extensive presentation by the teacher, doubts and questions and from time to time a task or preparation of a report related to the subject that we are seeing at that time. The list of contents that we have seen is long, so I will only mention them, at the beginning of the year we began with the processes of photosynthesis, a review of plant tissues and organs, the characteristics of conifers and broadleaves, water in trees, in the middle of the semester we started with mineral absorption and transport, mineral nutrition, physical and chemical properties, photoassimilates, phytohormones, chemical agents and plant development, photomorphogenesis, the physiological aspects of plant propagation and lately we are seeing how trees grow, geographic variability, tree architecture and we have learned to analyze stems and see that environmental factors leave marks on the tree, all very interesting. I really like this topic because it allows m...

 Hello today I will tell you about a very interesting page "Inmunes Chile" (https://www.inmuneschile.cl) is a portal for scientific dissemination and Chilean sustainable enterprises that defines itself as a means of communication focused on causes and consequences of climate change, I like it because it not only talks about the latest innovations, news about climate change and sustainable entrepreneurship projects but also complements it with a complete tourist guide.. The page is divided into five main sections: articles, tourist destinations, sustainable projects, videos and About us. The most important sections are the Articles section that divides itself into Climate change, Clean technologies, Environment, Environmental public policies and Sustainable finance, and the Tourist destinations section is divided into Parks, reserves and nature sanctuaries and the Projects section. sustainable The main axis of which is sustainable Chilean companies.The layout and design of the...

 This picture shows when I went to Torres del Paine in the summer of 2014 with my Scout group, we went up from the base camp in a few hours from the morning, we also had lunch at a station just before the viewpoint and on more than occasion some of the boys it fell, we spent 3 days in the park, we also toured Punta Arenas for another 7 days. I no longer remember who took the photo, there were many with a camera and there were many of us up there, but the feeling of being up there has not been forgotten, feeling so small, tired and cold, it is quite an experience to go to Torres del Paine, If you ever have the opportunity, take it, you will not regret it. I like this photo because it reminds me of what I can achieve with effort and dedication