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Los casos de este tipo se repiten.... Algunos, con condenas (casi nunca moralizantes): www.diarioepoca.com/1284272-juicio-abreviado-mataron-nandues-los-condenaron-pero-no-iran-presos

Simplemente inspirador.

Saludos Claudio! Excelente tu información!

para que haces este video? ahora tengo que hacer una tarea sobre esto :(

👏👏👏 totalmente cierto la ultima reflexión

Gracias al trabajo de Leonidas Lizárraga y Valeria Bauni (APN), pueden consultar la biodiversidad argentina desde: sib.gob.ar/institucional/biodiversidad-en-argentina

Impecable nota y explicación Claudio, me siento muy afortunado de haberte conocido y tenido de docente, como dicen los gringos, escucharte es "mindblower". Abrazo grande.

Like si venís por la Tarea de Turismo y Conservación de Patrimonio. Un honor ser alumna del Profesor Claudio Bertonatti!!! excelentes contenidos! Muchas gracias Profe!

A la gente les molesta los árboles solo los buscan cuando ahí mucho 😎 sol 😢

❤

Dónde es ?

Espero otro video cuando sacaron alos osos vivos antes que se ahoguen así me va dar más gusto estar suscrita a este canal

La verdad que sangre fría esa familia yo si veo esto nose llamo alos bomberos que hagan algo si esque no es profundo aunque también peron el que habla no vi que haga nada solo filmó re lindo seria ver cuando sacan alos animales más aviendo animales vivos el perro creo que murió probrecito ángel que no tiene la culpa .

Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento .

Y al dueño de este canal espero que nos siga informando de este tema horrible ojalá otro video que demuestra que tenemos gobernadores que se preocupan por la naturaleza y los animales . Buenos dias .

Poner un alambrado o porque no pasan y retiran esos animales antes de que mueran una por los pobres animales morir así y otra por contaminan el agua los pobres animales .

Ha'evete

Gracias por compartir, Claudio querido! Es importante sensibilizar esto, esperemos y hagamos todo lo posible para que se haga algo al respecto, es increíble y triste suceda esto... El progreso está lejos de ser y nosotros de entender los procesos naturales...

Ojalá que, en el gobierno, haya gente con el amor que vos sentís por todo esto. Salud.

Ojalá alguien, que quiera oír, haga algo porque, eso de hacer obras así como así, es peligroso. Saludos, Claudio.

Cómo esos tipo no hicieron y se quedaron mirando nomás lo bolidos

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Es como una autopista sin puentes solo perjudican y si hacen esos regadillos tienen que hacer puentes cada siento tramo y no va a pasar esto nunca

Como tantos inoperantes de no buscar soluciones rápidas a algo que con un poco de ingenio en construcción podría ser arreglado.

que triste, una Argentina sin planificación de impacto ambiental un canal en medio del desierto una trampa mortal 😥😥

Hay cosas que dejan sin palabras.

Donde es eso que podemos hacer en forma activa en vez de espectadores simplemente. ?

Cuanta torpeza, arreglen esta porqueria , para eso pago mis impuestos , ayuden a los animales🙏💔

excelente claudio 👏👏👏

Me encanto la exposición. Muy claro. Me quede con ganas de seguir escuchando

piel de gallina....

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La naturaleza tiene valor en si misma (intrínseco) no necesita "puesta en valor"

Hola buenas dia

12 de mayo. Conmovedor y esperanzador.

OVER Y SU MUSMUKI - CAMINO A LA SELVA canción dedicada a la amazonía y a los pueblos originarios*"*

este tevii sokii

Pueden hacer algo en especial con los elefantes africanos que quedaron en argentina. Tratar de hacer un recinto que simule su hábitat

Que maravilla 🥰

Felicitaciones por el programa es muy interesante

Presos así termina con esa tradición y al qué compra también!!!

Pobrecitos, cuanto sometimiento del mal llamado HUMANO hacia otros seres indefensos como son los animales.

Pobres animales dejenlos en paz, para que quieren un loro, si están aburridos vayan a trabajar dejen de joder a los animales.

Es muy triste el tráfico de aminales y, más aún, la deforestación e incendios, a los gobiernos, les importa bastante poco.

Hay muchos vecinos que estamos a favor. Por lo que leí. No se tocaran árboles y además ocuparán ocuparán espacio pequeño

que lugar tan maravilloso. enfrente de la ciudad hay un paraíso de mas de 300 hectáreas. lo que mas me gusta es que hay mucha gente dispuesta a cuidar y mejorar la reserva incluso muchos años después de que se fundara.