(Español) En esta investigación publicada recientemente por la Sociedad de Ornitología Neotropical, se comparó la presencia de aves desde el 2015 al 2019 en Bosque Pehuén. Y junto con mostrar una mayor cantidad de especies en el bosque adulto, da cuenta de cómo cambia la fauna en la medida que el bosque se recupera.

These workshops designed by Fundación Mar Adentro were held every Sunday between April and July, allowing children and adults to reflect on nature and peace.

The first collaborative project will be an evaluation of the wild boar population in Bosque Pehuén, a foreign invasive species in Chile.

A conversation about the araucaria (Araucaria araucana), Chile’s national tree, and how different disciplines have faced the adversities this species is living today, together with an immersive sound experience under the planetarium’s starry night was what characterized this first version of Poligonal.

Scientists in Bosque Pehuén reveal discoveries about this small marsupial native to our country; its role in the dispersion of seeds, control of pests and in the care of biodiversity of temperate rainforests.

Poligonal will be a unique experience to learn more about the araucaria tree from an interdisciplinary standpoint. The dialogue between a scientist, an artist, and an immersive sound experience created from recordings taken in Bosque Pehuén will demonstrate how different viewpoints converge in an interdisciplinary exercise to address the questions that currently face this native Chilean tree.

During the International Arts Education Week from May 15-17, participants reflected and translated their vision of the Mapuche territory into a collective work of art.

While official celebrations across the country will take place during May 13-17, programming began today at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Santiago (MNBA), with the first day of the Arts Education Practices Congress, where part of Fundación Mar Adentro’s team presented our Active Teachers Program, and its 2018 version, tied to the visit of the artist Theo Jansen to Chile.

From the 24th to the 28th of April, selected teachers from the Araucanía and Magallanes regions, together with Fundación Mar Adentro and the Río Seco Natural History Museum (MNHRS in spanish) experimented and reflected, as well as shared their projects on interdisciplinarity, art and nature.

Selected teachers for the 2019 version of this program are currently participating in a series of activities in Punta Arenas, where they will experience, share, and deepen their interdisciplinary knowledge in the fields of art, science and nature.