Podcasts about huemul

Música chilena tradicional con la producción y conducción de Elvia Vergara. Lunes a sábado a las 12:30 hrs. en 95.1FM y www.radioudec.cl

Do you enjoy the podcast? Let us know! https://ratethispodcast.com/thepocketspanispodcast Hubo un día en que Argentina sorprendió al mundo gracias al anuncio de la construcción de un sol artificial o de un laboratorio de fusión nuclear, por supuesto esto se llevó a cabo con la ayuda de un científico austríaco que tenia ya el proyecto en mente y que defendía sus ideas profundamente. ¿Qué pasó con este proyecto y dónde se hizo? Send me a message: pocketspanishpodcast@gmail.com Spanish Lessons: hhttps://www.italki.com/en/teacher/8687300  You can find the transcripts here: https://thepocketspanishpodcast.wordpress.com/ To support the show: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=GSSQJB632HKDQ Become a member! And you'll be able to join the community of the podcast! To join us visit: https://www.patreon.com/user/membership?u=87640523 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nicolas-precoma/message

Leo e Thais completaram os 67 km do Circuito Huemul em quatro dias, desfrutando de "recompensas" incríveis, como a espetacular vista do Paso del Viento para o Campo de Gelo Sul. Ouça e comente!

Charles and Jon talk to Professor Joel Berger from his home in Colorado. Joel has spent a lifetime studying 'extreme species in extreme places' as a senior scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Society and at Colorado State University and the University of Montana. He has worked on many mammals including Huemul in Chile, Musk Ox in Russia and Pronghorn in the USA. And he has focussed his work on some of the larger and unsung species that live in the world's deserts (of all types). In an entertaining chat, Professor Berger talks about some of the many highlights in a distinguished career that has seen him a three time finalist for the Indianapolis Prize, receive a lifetime achievement recognition from the prestigious Aldo Leopold Conservation Award and be featured in the Archie comic! Some of his adventures over the years include being mistaken for a CIA agent - and put on trial - in the Russian arctic, being charged by multiple Moose, and dressing up as a Polar Bear to try to frighten Musk Oxen.Here is the YouTube trailerFor more information visit www.mammalwatching.com/podcastNotes: Joel Berger has written several books, dozens of articles and won many awards. You can learn more about him - and his work - on his website. Jon's report from his latest California trip is here.Cover art: Joel Berger discarding his Polar Bear Suit.Dr Charles Foley is a mammalwatcher and biologist who, together with his wife Lara, spent 30 years studying elephants in Tanzania. They now run the Tanzania Conservation Research Program at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.Jon Hall set up mammalwatching.com in 2005. Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. He has looked for mammals in over 100 countries

Polo Ramírez conversó en Ruta Silvestre con el director De Vida Silvestre de Rewilding Chile, Cristián Saucedo, sobre la iniciativa del Corredor Nacional del Huemul, que busca proteger al animal. Además, habló con Nicolás Torres, productor y coautor del musical lírico épico Los hermanos Carrera y Arturo Jiménez, parte del elenco quienes contaron los detalles de esta obra y su fase de producción.

Capitulo post eventito de NTO (¿Eso no paso como hace 15 días?). Pos si... pero esto es Chile y ... la alegría ya viene? . Que esperar de este capitulo: La Ruta del Huemul Malos tatuajes Dr. $exo Confesiones Todo esto y mucho mas!! Gracias a nuestros auspiciadores: @redswan_mangastore @somoslank_ @ale.chibi.tattoo @cerveza.yokai

The North Face athlete Olivia Amber is just about to roll into her second summer of 2023. Earlier this year, she set out on a 3-month road trip through South America, running and climbing (and occasionally fly fishing) from Santiago, Chile all the way down to Tierra del Fuego, an archipelago off the southernmost tip of the continent. Now that she's been back home for a bit, we sat down to talk about her southern hemisphere summer, including the FKT she set on the 40-mile Huemul Circuit outside of El Chalten, Argentina, her overall win at the Ultra Fiord 30k, and a whole lot more. Then, we launch into a back-and-forth discussion about fastpacking best practices and gear tips just in time for summer in the States.TOPICS & TIMES:Road Tripping Through Chile (1:48)Trail Running in South America (4:50)Chilean Fjords (8:24)Olivia's Huemul Circuit FKT (12:35)Fastpacking 101 (21:24)Why & When to Use Poles (27:11)Fastpacking Pack Recommendations (32:45)Calorie Corner (37:10)Navigation Tips & Tricks (46:53)Choosing Adventure Partners (51:29)RELATED LINKS:Olivia's Huemul Circuit FKT trip reportPalanteBecome a Blister MemberBLISTER+2024 Blister Summit InfoCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTEDBlister PodcastGEAR:30Bikes & Big Ideas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cristián Saucedo, Wildlife Director at Rewilding Chile, introduces us to the country's unique wildlife species, from the renowned puma and condor to the lesser known huemul and guanaco. He explains the importance of rewilding and describes the work done by Rewilding Chile, touching on how the organisation is carrying on the legacy of conservationists Kristine and Douglas Tompkins. Cristián also shares his thoughts about the similarities and differences between conservation in Africa and South America.

Nueva Temporada de esta columna y Rolo Caraballo nos trae lindas noticias! Después de 70 años... Nació Shehuen, un huemul en cautiverio. Además de festejar, charlamos y aprendemos cosas sobre estos bellos animalitos. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Dr. Joel Berger is the Barbara Cox Anthony University Chair of Wildlife Conservation at Colorado State University. He is also a longtime Senior Scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the author of multiple books, including most recently Extreme Conservation: Life at the Edges of the World. Joel is dedicated to saving animals that are off the radar of most people such as the Takin in Bhutan or the Huemul in Patagonia. These animals live in faraway places, and there are relatively few people advocating for their preservation. When he's not working, Joel enjoys hiking, watching animals, traveling to remote places, and drinking good coffee. He is also a fan of bodysurfing, but he doesn't get to do this often living in Colorado. Joel earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in biology from California State University, Northridge, and his Ph.D. in biology from the University of Colorado Boulder. He was awarded a Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellowship to conduct research at the National Zoo's Conservation & Research Center, and he was subsequently awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship which supported his research for four years. Before joining CSU, he held the position of John J. Craighead Chair of Wildlife Conservation at the University of Montana. Joel has received numerous awards and honors over the course of his career, including the Aldo Leopold Conservation Award for Lifetime Achievement from the American Society of Mammalogists, the Life-time Achievement Award from the Institute for Parks at Clemson University, the Society of Conservation Biology's LaRue III Life-time Achievement Award, and the Conservation Biology Award from the Denver Zoological Society. He is also an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences, and he is a three-time finalist for the prestigious Indianapolis Prize in Conservation, one of the field's greatest honors. In this Interview, Joel shares more about his life and science.

Tres nuevos títulos – dos libros y una nueva entrega de su revista- tiene la editorial especializada en arquitectura, perteneciente a la Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad Católica. Conversamos con su editor, Francisco Díaz. En su columna, el doctor en arquitectura Hugo Mondragón se refirió al valor patrimonial de la Población Huemul.

En esta edición, conversamos sobre el huemul y su cuidado en el Parque Nacional Cerro Castillo, ubicado en la Región de Aysén. Para ello nos acompaña Hernán Velásquez, administrador de dicho parque.

Tony Povilitis is a wildlife biologist, conservation activist, and founder of Life Net Nature, a "mom and pop" nonprofit devoted to wildlife research, voluntarism, and advocacy. For more than a half century, Tony has witnessed ongoing destruction of wildlife and nature in numerous countries. His conclusion: Efforts to mitigate human impacts have fundamentally failed. The only sane way forward is to vastly scale down humanity's exploitation of nature, consumption, and population. His book "Slipping through our hands, imperiled wildlife of the Greater San Juans" appeared in 2000. Tony has spent a good part of his professional career working to study and protect the Andean Deer called the Huemul.

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Redescubriendo el barrio Huemul: nos acompaña Umberto Bonomo, director del Centro del Patrimonio Cultural UC. Además, junto a Carlos Wiedmaier, vicepresidente de Solution Consulting, Kapsch Latam, conversamos sobre tráfico en las ciudades.

@biocym is an artistic project from southern Italy seeking to awaken emotions by expressing its feelings towards reality and the use of atmospheres and scenarios reflected in its sound.
 The main nucleus of his work reflects the attitude that man must embody in order to move in a dark and inscrutable reality that he must face when he inevitably explores it. Biocym represents the way in which the artist approaches the way of awakening in himself by contemplating the infinite variety of landscapes of reality and proposes his progressive deepening.
 His music is the meeting point of his two influences: natural sounds and those generated by his creativity. You can find his music on labels such as @circularlimited, @alexandarsound, @nferee, @ritualism-records & DORIAN (@morenomariotti) Tracklist: @adhemarmusic - May Be Tomorrow It Will Be Better @polygonia – Wisteria @kyntral – Huemul @uanamani – Alrisha @kondukukonduku – Cablin @andreacossumusic - Odissee Erranti @kontinum - Fallow Mind (@anders-hellberg Remix) @soundsofkaspiann - Aava @sqeef - Stella Solaris @yukariokamura - Fear (@inf001 Remix) @svarogtechnomusic - Spiv mavky Biocym – Disruption Blazej Malinowski (@menesmusic) - At The End @unbalance - Seven Hour War @felixfleer & @jonaslandwehr – Limerence @error-etica - Hologram Universe (@lovebas Remix) @owlfromdeepspace - Distant Transmission Follow Biocym here: www.soundcloud.com/biocym www.residentadvisor.net/dj/biocym www.facebook.com/Biocym www.instagram.com/r_biocym OUTER DIMENSION www.soundcloud.com/outerdimension www.instagram.com/outerdimension www.facebook.com/OUTERDIMENSION www.formaviva.com/outer-dimension Premiere Requests, Infos & Promos outerdimension.au@gmail.com

En este nuevo episodio viajamos hasta la década del 50 para desentrañar los detalles del fallido "proyecto Huemul". Una apuesta política de Perón quien confió en las manos del físico austriaco Ronald Richter el sueño de la fusión nuclear. El encargado de desbaratar esa farsa montada por Richter fue nada más y nada menos que José Antonio Balseiro por entonces un joven físico que regreso de Inglaterra para poner todo su conocimiento a disposición del país, siendo el encargado de impulsar el instituto de física que hoy lleva su nombre. Nos ayuda a recorrer este camino el Dr. en física Carlos Balseiro, hijo de José y ex director del instituto. Ciencia Pública es un podcast de la Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Conducido y producido por: Denis Illesca, Cristian Quiroga y Bárbara Bustos. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ciencia-publica/message

En esta ocasión contamos con la compañía de Mario Mariscotti, físico nuclear argentino que escribió un libro de historia científica: "El secreto atómico de Huemul". Hablamos sobre su libro, la energía nuclear en Argentina, su trayectoria, la juventud, incluso de metafísica entre muchísimos otros temas. Los invitamos a comprar el libro de Mario en Amazon y a acompañarnos una vez más en esta aventura. No te distraigas, no hay nadie al volante...

Renée Hamel is a Canadian ultra running post woman. We met in a camping site in El Chaltén, Argentina and decided to do the classic Huemul Circuit together. Since we both like to run we ended up setting an official "FKT" (Fastest Known Time) on the route. The circuit is normally done in four days, starting and ending in Chaltén. It's around 70km with about 3000m elevation gain. It's an unforgiving terrain with zip lines for river crossings, glaciers, patagonian weather, beautiful mountain passes, great scrambling and some awesome single track. It's got it all! Official timeWe ended up breaking the record by no more than 10 minutes(!) with an official time of 14h 3m 11s. Hear all about it in this edition of the NEDA podcast. DocumentaryI'm currently working on a mini documentary from this expedition. It will be released on my YouTube channel. Subscribe and you'll be notified when it's released.Other links:Renée on FacebookOfficial registration of the route at fastestknowntime.comSupport the show

I'm glad that I didn't kill myself on the last day of this hike, as I literally risked my life on an aluminium carabiner. . I always claim that true backpackers are masochists because we throw ourselves so far out of our comfort zone that we don't know the difference between pain and love anymore. . Despite the pain that I endure running up mountains for 4 days, seeing icebergs the size of my house and witnessing the sheer glory of the Viedma glacier was worth every drop of sweat. . Hiking isn't just about reconnecting with nature, rediscovering your love for the sounds of birds (or in this case, insane wind) nor the camping under the stars. I believe it's a physical manifestation of what mental illnesses feel like. .

In this episode, we talk through the 65km record attempt. The triumphs, the breakdowns, and why the army got involved...

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Luego de una larga espera, por fin vuelve nuestro fútbol, vuelve nuestro amado torneo nacional. Ya no sabíamos qué hacer cada tarde de sábado y domingo, cómo te extrañábamos querido fútbol chileno, no podíamos vivir sin tu humor, sin las risas, puteadas, termeos, odio y amor que nos provocas. Como una forma de celebrar este esperado retorno, hemos preparado un programa en el que cada canción tiene relación con cada uno de los equipos que jugarán este 2019 por el Huemul de Plata. Esperamos que este esfuerzo creativo, digno de Jufa, sea de su total agrado. ¡Escuchen el episodio y descubran a quien representa cada canción!

Queridos tanatonáutas, En el segundo capítulo de la segunda temporada, Camila comienza su andadura en la búsqueda de nuevas invitadas. En esta estación, Puerperina indaga sobre mujeres que no son necesariamente músicos y abre su objetivo hacia personajes femeninas de otras disciplinas. En el primer escalón se sienta Natalia Valdebenito, actriz y comediante chilena, una personalidad que cose su humor sexual y femenino con afiladas puntadas políticas. No teman nuestros radioescuchas, Puerperina va a seguir recalando ideas sobre la sexualidad, Dios, la mujer desde ese lado de las emociones, de las cosas que no se pueden tocan ni ver, esas cosas, que en opinión de Camila, están desprestigiadas en este mundo. Natalia nació en el barrio de Huemul, un enclave popular pero con mucho encanto. De padres jóvenes, recuerda cómo de chica se pasaba el día en la plaza frente al teatro de su barrio, algo que le marcó para siempre y que fue el inicio de su carrera. Con Puerperina, empiezan hablando de cómo los niños no perciben el futuro, no tiene consciencia del valor del tiempo y solo viven el presente. Sean bienvenidos a este episodio titulado Puerperina y las vaginas hilarantes.

En el programa Argentinos, de Eduardo Lazzari, el protagonista principal del recorrido de ésta ocasión fue el autor de "El secreto atómico de Huemul", Mario Mariscotti, científico, empresario innovador y tecnólogo. En este diálogo, Lazzari remarcó dos hechos que marcaron un parate en el desarrollo del país, y a los cuales Mariscotti, conoce bien: la Noche de los Bastones largos y la discontinuidad del Plan Nuclear durante la presidencia de Juan Domingo Perón, tras un proyecto que fracasó.  

Segundo episodio de la Tortulia. Los temas que conversamos son: 1) El Proyecto Huemul. Invento de Perón para. una vez más, intentar que la Argentina fuese primer mundo. Involucra científicos Nazis, tecnología prohibida, bases secretas en bariloche y energía envasada … Sigue leyendo →