Ezio Costa conversó sobre las áreas protegidas en Tu Nuevo ADN
El director ejecutivo de la ONG FIMA compartió con Lucía López y Andrea Obaid.
Tourists walk through Omora Park in Puerto Williams, the southernmost town in Chile, located in the region of Magallanes, 2,400 kilometres south of Santiago on April 22, 2017. The Omora ethnobotanical park, is the biocultural research center of Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve. More than 1,000 species of mosses and lichens are protected in these archipelagos and at least fifty percent of them are endemic to the sub-antarctic region. "Tourism with a hand-lens" is the observation of these extremely delicate "miniature forests", an activity that along the seasons of the year offers complementary aesthetic and naturalist perspective for the appreciation of this peculiar ecosystem. / AFP PHOTO / Martin BERNETTI (Photo credit should read MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP via Getty Images) / MARTIN BERNETTI
Ezio Costa conversó sobre las áreas protegidas en Tu Nuevo ADN
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