Monday, September 13, 2010

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ENVIRONMENT MINISTER VISITS NATIONAL RESERVE MALALCAHUELLO

In the framework of the visit of the Minister for the Environment Maria Ignacia Benitez to the Region was shifted on Saturday to the town of Curacautín, specifically Malalcahuello National Reserve, where he could go part of the Sendero de Chile which is in that unit. Accompanied by Mayor
Curacautín, CONAF Regional Director and Director of Fundación Chile Trail, part of the path traveled Holy Stone, which was for three seasons where the environmental group and the school choir Ramon Ramirez Malalcahuello took a sample of the work they have developed with CONAF rangers.

On the other hand, could also watch a demonstration of the Lyceum Club of Mountain Curacautín the Araucaria, Tyrolean who did exercises and then made a plantation of native trees in the former train station Manzanar.
In this regard, the Minister was able to observe the work that has been developed by CONAF through its Wilderness Areas in terms of environmental education and encouraging work through the paths, the integration of different community groups the care and conservation of natural resources in the area.

Finally, it is important to note that the start of the Sendero de Chile was created in 2004, when he began working on the improvement and implementation of existing trails within the Reserve Malalcahuello National Nalcas, in order to standardize the coverage as Sendero de Chile, the flagship project of former President Ricardo Lagos for the bicentennial. Given this proposal, the State Protected Areas in the Araucanía region, especially the U.S., start to work strategies to be followed in conjunction with the National Environmental Commission CONAMA, which is responsible for the execution and implementation of the Path Chile's state-mandated.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Alexis Texas On The Bike

Training techniques Ski rangers.


Successfully completed training in ski ranger of Araucanía Region in Corralco ski resort, located in the National Reserve Malalcahuello. This event organized by the rangers of the unit, represented by its director, Don Ivan Bolivar Bravo, had the support of Jose Cordova as an instructor, assisted by two rangers Malalcahuello (Julio Exequiel Cordova and Cordova), occurring in 11 rangers from 6 Wildlife Protected Areas in the region (PN Nahuelbuta Tolhuaca PN, PN Conguillio Huerquehue PN, RN and RN Malalcahuello Alto Bio Bio.)


To achieve such training, which was extended by 9 and 10 September, had the support of the regional office of Wildlife and Heritage Ski Center Corralco, who are appreciative of the facilities and for their support, just as Don Jose Cordova for his excellent attitude as an instructor. We hope this initiative will be extended in time and be extended to a larger number of rangers in the region, since the skills acquired are useful in the development of our functions.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

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Corralco Ski Center.


In the southern slopes of the volcano Lonquimay, is an area of \u200b\u200babout 2,000 hectares between 1,400 and 1,900 meters, concession to the Mountain Development Corporation Corralco SA, which since 2002, develops an interesting large-scale tourist project, a ski resort and mountain hotel. Currently, the center has 5 lifts (2 chair lifts and 3 drag lifts), 300 acres of skiable terrain, ski and snowboard school, equipment rental and cafes, plus a mountain lodge with a capacity for 20 people, serving restaurant, bar and cafeteria. This ski resort is becoming one of the most promising of southern Chile.
Contacts:
Phone: (56) 02-196-3547, (56) 02-196-3549.
http://www.corralco.com/
also on facebook.