For this new audiovisual report of the “In depth” series, El Mostrador accompanied a group of scientists from Fisheries Development Institute (IFOP) to Lago Llanquihue depths , where –through a study funded by Environment Ministry – They are investigating current state of the second largest lake in Chile. The monitoring program of the Secondary Environmental Quality Standard is carried out in Chile in the Villarrica lakes and the aforementioned...

This to provide scientific background that allows sustainable management. IFOP Management Area carried out research is of vital importance given the resource high exploitation level, since one third of the world algae shipments correspond to Chile. Source: empresaoceano.cl

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This is revealed by Fisheries Development Institute researcher Nancy Barahona, Head of IFOP Benthic Fisheries Monitoring Project . In an interview with Atilio Macchiavello in the “Coffee Loaded, Direct to target point” program of EOTV. Source : www.empresaoceano.cl

In Café Cargado Directo al Grano program, in a conversation with Atilio Macchiavello, IFOP head gave some advances of how new research vessels will be, a fishing heritage museum proposal and the organization research achievements and challenges. source: http://www.empresaoceano.cl/

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Between September 14 and October 19, 2019, the Chilean Fisheries Development Institute (IFOP) is developing the “MOBIO-MPH 2019” cruise, associated with the project “Bio-oceanographic conditions and evaluation of spawning anchovy stock between the regions of Arica and Antofagasta, year 2019 ”. The execution is in the hands of the Department of Oceanography and Environment of IFOP and the project manager is the oceanographer Jessica Bonicelli. Source : www.empresaoceano.cl

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The 1,000 thousand students program, is part of the CONICYT EXPLORA project, It is characterized by bringing researchers to schools so that children can understand scientific language, in a didactic and entertaining way and its does not see science as something unattainable. The professionals try to motivate children, through talks, to become future scientists.

The objective is to deliver the scientific information to the authorities about this important freshwater water resource to ensure its protection and conservation. Source: http://www.empresaoceano.cl