My future contribution to the world

 

Hi there!

Today I´m going to talk about a little of me, about my contribution to the world with the carreer that I´m in, called "Forest Engineering" which I hope graduate in two years. My best definition of my carreer is: "The forest engineer is a person who manage the ecosystem for obtain goods and services and then provide to the people and society them. Actually, that definition should consider concepts like sustainable development, circular economy and other actions that the globalization brings. The global heating is the cause of creation of all concepts told before, because the world try find ways to cool down the temperature of our green house.

So, what is the role of forest engineer in that problem? Well, for some years now there has been talk that forests have been an important role in stopping the warming by consumption of CO2 and other greenhouse gases, therefore they are called "carbon sinks", also the forest is a bringer of services. And who have to regulate the forest for that important process is the forest engineer, finding ways to create basics services of nature for people but doing decreasing residuals and avoiding deforestation and allowing forestation and reforestaion. In this way, it can pssible maintain ecosystem services for longer and increase the area of forests for greater carbon sequestration for a better health of the world. Finally, I would consider a forest engineer as a doctor of forests, and along the same lines, of our biome.

Thanks for read! regards.

An empty street in Valdivia

Hello again! 

This photo was taken by me on my mini-holidays in Valdivia, Chile in the last september in early spring in a cloudy day, and shows a long street that ends in the horizon, in the Miraflores neighborhood with old cars and low-rise houses with chimneys. In the sky, the sun appears large and bright because the clouds reflect much of the light. 

The reasons I like this photography is becuse, first, I consider that is a simple photo but represent well he other part of the city far away of tourism. Second, all these nuans told before, make it seem Valdivia of look like a very old city, like the typical image of London of yesteryear full of fog, with smoke emanating from the chimneys. Also, because it brings back good memories of a very beautiful and welcoming city that I would like to visit again.

See you in  a new post, regards.

A WEEK IN LONDON

 

Day		Place		Entrance Fee	Tube Station
Monday	AM	Camden Market		free	There are two underground stations at which to get off, Camden Town and Chalk Farm Road
	PM	Camden Market		free
Tuesday	AM	London Eye		Online from £ 24.50 per adult	Easy walking from  Waterloo, Embankment, Charing Cross and Westminster stations
	PM	British Museum		Free	By tube: on Tottenham Court Road station and then 5-minute walk
Wednesday	AM	The Tower of London		£29.90 per adult	10-15 minutes from London Bridge station
	PM	Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum		Standard ticket:  £30.50 per adult	Two minute walk away from Baker Street tube station
Thursday	AM	The Natural History Museum		Free if I booking before	The nearest Tube station is South Kensington, about a five-minute walk
	PM	The Tate Modern Art Gallery		£18	Southwark station, about 800 meters walk
Friday	AM	Victoria and Albert Museum		Free	South Kensington (5-minute walk), Gloucester Road (10-minute walk).
	PM	The Shard		Adults: 32 £	next to London Bridge station
Saturday	AM	Sherlock Holmes Museum		Adults – £15	just one minute’s walk from Baker Street station
	PM	Westminster Abbey		Adults – £18	Next to: Westminster and St. Jame's Park stations
Sunday	AM	Kew Gardens		Adult on the day: with donation*: £21.45 without donation: £19.50	Kew Gardens station is 500m from Victoria Gate (Zone 3 of the garden)
	PM	Kew Gardens