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2017/feb |
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On Saturday, February 11th, the third edition of EXPO La Junta was held in Plaza El Encuentro, an important center of affluence of thepopulation of Aysén region.
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2016/feb |
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During the weekend of February 5th, 6th and 7th, the Raul Marin B. community celebrated their annual traditional Fair with food stands located near the beach. Anihue Reserve joined them showing two local and cultural exhibitions.
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2015/mar |
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Through the exhibition of a series of photographs of birds, classified according to their habitat, and complemented by educational activities and games, the "Birds of the region" Workshop was held at the Amanda Labarca school.
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2015/feb |
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For the fourth consecutive year, Anihue Reserve received representatives of the German Institute AWI, this time accompanied by Vreni Haussermann and Gunter Forsterra, scientific directors of San Ignacio de Huinay Foundation, Chile.
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2015/jan |
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Over the course of four days, the three organizations sailed around Pitipalena-Añihue and Tic Toc, both marine protected areas, to determine reproductive sectors and/or large bird colonies in the area. The species were identified, geo-referenced
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2014/nov |
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Expanding the first study on the photo-identification of resident dolphins at Añihue Reserve, a second publication is in its final stage, and describes about skin pathologies in Peale’s and Chilean dolphins and their relationship with the local...
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2014/feb |
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On February 26th, it became a reality, the expected Coastal Marine Protected Multipurpose Area (AMCP-MU) Pitipalena-Añihue is now considered a rich and representative area of the biodiversity of ecosystems and fjords of southern Chile. With the signing of the decree by President Sebastián Piñera, this action is an important step towards the protection of our coasts and seas.
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2014/feb |
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The main objective of this research is to study the ecological succession of benthic fauna and the relation between individuals from birth until death.
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2013/oct |
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Between December 5 and 15, 2012, the first expedition of the National Museum of Natural History (MNHN) to the Reserve took place, together with G. Paolo Sanino (CMMR Leviathan).
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2013/mar |
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The expedition realized between March 5-15, 2013 aimed to assist in the determination of oceanographic factors that explain the distribution of dense clusters of krill (euphausiids) during the summer and its relation to the foraging of blue whales...
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2013/feb |
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“Species diversity along the Chilean coast is complex: Species compositions change significantly along the Chilean coast, and can be summarized into two bio-geographic regions...
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2013/feb |
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Throughout the month of February the residents of Raul Marin’s community and visitors could learn about the rich marine life that lives around their coasts.
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2013/jan |
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Thanks to the extension of marine coastal and environmental diversity, Añihue Reserve (AR) has great potential for studying the dolphins that are sighted daily on the coast.
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2012/dec |
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The main objective of the MNHN members was to develop a first prospective visit, incorporating a wide range of topics that could be assessed against their potential to constitute a contribution to knowledge by Anihue Reserve.
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2012/feb |
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German expedition led by Dr. Jürgen Laudien—AWI, together with Añihué Reserve installed thirty underwater recruitment tiles, for the study and analysis of benthic fauna, among other investigations.
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2012/feb |
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In February, we had a pleasant visit from Anna Maria Addamo, FPI Predoctoral Fellow of the National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN) in Madrid, who is conducting a study on genetic variation, population structure and conservation of coral Desmophyllum dianthus in the Chilean fjords of Patagonia.
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2011/feb |
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In an emotional and lively community meeting, Añihue Reserve delivers a copy of the book "Coastal Biodiversity of Raul Marin Balmaceda" to each family of the town, thus providing a contribution of knowledge acquired in recent years.
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2011/jan |
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Añihue Reserve receives Vreni Hauserman and his scientific team—representatives of Huinay Foundation—for the purpose of collecting and studying samples of different underwater species present around the reserve.
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2010/nov |
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Pitipalena coastal station, located in Raul Marin Balmaceda area—part of Benthic Research Program of the Universidad Austral de Chile—provides weather information to the reserve for use in monitoring the dolphins in the area.
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2010/mar |
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Monitoring of marine mammals around the islands of The Guaitecas, was the target of this second expedition in the area. The challenge was to identify and possibly quantify the species, such as observation of the effects that the salmon industry has had onn the sector.
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2010/feb |
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For a week, we shared and provided logistical support to Fernando Luchsinger and Eduardo Sorensen, leading audiovisual professionals, who visited the Reserve in order to capture images and videos of the abundant and rich marine underwater life, as well as the presence of blue whales and humpback nearby.
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2009/mar |
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Our first excursion of the pilot project to study the behaviour of whales in Aysen was a great success, both for research and for our hearts. We started at Añihue Reserve and saw plenty of dolphins right at the river opening but also at the beach.
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2008/oct |
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Añihue Reserve is visited by researchers to study the underwater biodiversity in the area.
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