Secrets of the Reserve: "Natural Video Challenge" - An Adventure into Biodiversity

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Welcome, we're here in Our Sighora of the Wurto. We're doing a video for AMA Signature. This month we have the opportunity to be able to know, through a video, the area natural that we have in the area where we live. Here we're standing in the entrance of the Wurto. This is a that has been donated by the family Gauna. If we're we're going to look at a bit of a presentation. Here, basically, they're saying, Doug Gawna, that don't know 30 hectares, but, unfortunately, in the actuality, Because, well, here in my province, the justice is quite lent to be able to expropriate to the people that usurpan the terrain, and when the family, better, when the people usurpan, when the people usurpan, it's very difficult to get them. In fact, I'll say, after 30 years, he don't this predio, with 30 hectare, and it's So, well, it was a verblest, but, well, in reality, the prudio is a beautiful, there are many species of arbores and plant to discovery, to see, here is where we come all the semester, to do our discovery scientific, that you see in the Polo Domino. So, so, well, I wanted to present this predio and comment a little bit of the story, how, how nace Our Sennara of the Wirto, the Garden Botan. Here, and, that is collaborator with the kids, and also there's a school of gardeneria, where the kids are learning, and all this that you see here is the work of them, that are, making your presentation, and they're Let me please, please, that me accompany to this discovery scientific. Well, here you can see a little how it's in the crevio. As a abundant, abundant nature, a much species of plant. If you can't the sound of the bird, if you can't the sound of the bird that is a beautiful, it's a beautiful. For that I like this place, here, We can't see different types of arboles. This is a plant of guayava, surely they'll have known, or they'll have known. This plant has a beautiful fruit, that are delicious. Here, here, they're prepared, and there are mermelas. The fact, really, really exquisite. And it's very good to be in a place natural, and to find plants indivestres. that can give in much utility. Well, as you said, we're here in the Gherdine Botanical, we're talking to space to not molest to molest to be a lot of the birds, and we're all around of various species of avies, and as they're in their habitat, we want to be respectful and not molestate. Look at what we've got to discover here, a beautiful plan, and more than, This is a plant that has podaries curative. It's for the vista, for the problem of vista. It's very popular here in the city, and it's a pleasure to be able to find it to you to be able to see it to you. Well, we're here in internado in the bush. As we said, we're talking about space. Also, we're at the so there's much humidity, it's almost impossible to be limbaugh. But, look, see, this herbos is an embalt, this wonderful, this is this species. As you see, an exemplar, enormous, enormous, with a capacity of a material, impressive, for a capacity of a matter, for sure, for Here, the trees that are that are because they're naturally, not because the man intervenes. That's what I like, I, of this reserve, to protect all the species. Well, we're in the middle of the bush. Here, you can see, there are pindot, that are growing, all these are pindos. Also, there are in many palmeras. All this are Planta is extraordinary like this. It's a plant of ornamentation. This is used to ornamental the garden. As you can see, here, it's practically nothing of the sun, what it indicates that is a plant of interior, and, for its colors, a plant, a beautiful, of ornamentation. Well, we're out a little bit of the bush. We're in one of the tantas pradera that has this place, a pradera, a that the people who maintain the prudence, not have been maintained with the pastro-corto. But here, I want to show some species. This is called Tu-Puchatah. The people of the camp, with this, are used to do scoas. With this, it's a lot, and with a paltz, and with a pallo, and it serves to barret. Here, also, not to go very far to discover another species. Fist say, that plant is a are flowers silvestre, that it's a good to be. Here, also we have another plant, this type of plant, this type of plant, for the general, is to give to eat to the canada. It's a herba, a herba, a herba, another type of species. as I'm showing here. And, well, the mariposa, never, never, they always always come. So, well, it's a pleasure that they're coming into this discovery scientific, so we'll say, what I was saying, the interesting of this place, is that all the plants that we see them here, they're seeing here, in a This is a transplant, well, this is a plant of Cajena, a flower china. I think that, here we can't see a flower, if I'm accompanied with the camera. Here you can see the species. A beautiful flower, also is also in crescimient, so, well, I'm impressioned with this discovery that we're Well, here we're in one of the senderos that I mention, these are senders natural that we have to the interior of the reserve. This is we'll go to the part where there is the Via-Cruz, and where there is a cross, from the front. We'll try to get there. As you can see, well, there is the immense vegetation, and for this sender, we'll get to the praedera that we've recently. Well, here, we've seen. in some moment I've shared with you. This is called Nyangapiri, has a fruit-a -roha. Here, with that fruit, it's marmelada, also, can eat as food, as a fruit, as a postre, and it's a beer, and it's a drink with alcohol virtuosa, which is a drink of Nyingapiri, so it's very exquisite. So, another pleasure to be able to show you this beautiful plant of this region of the Frient to another beautiful example, look how great this this is this arbor, that not can't the arbor therapy. Arbor Terapia, it's called this, to graze to an arbor, to receive all the energy that emaning the arbor. This is an herbosos example gigante of many years. If you were the preggio, I recommended that it's a 30 years, these arbores have much more than 30 years and they're still, they're still here, they're here in the property of the Gauna. This is this tree, I want to show this plant parasite. It's a plant parasite, to the plant that they need a plant that they need another to be able to live. This plant has obtained the nutrients and it's, and it's hydrata through this arbor. So, another, Recien I've been a plant a parasito, and here I want to show another plant. This plant is a plant of potus, very known, a plant of interior, also crees in a manner silvestre. This plant is a plant not a plant parasite, as you can see, if you can't see the camera, this plant has a root. What what happens with this plant is that no has tally, and to be about 15 meters, as you can see, for the river, they need, of a tree to be, or of a plant, with tally, to be able to grow. Here you can see, also, how the almosura of this plant and how it's developed, where they're telling, where it's a plant, it could say that is a plant rascler, that's a I wanted to show the two versions of the plant, parasito, and this plant that needs of a tachio for to survive. Well, this other herbose of Furbiento, in some other opportunities I've shown, it's called SANGRE-E -TORO. These fruit, are toxic, but for the pachar or not, they're, they're we can see how the nature is asombrosa. Fingse, on a rama muirta, how it's still, still living the nature, with a little of the earth, still growing. Here we can see plant of musk, there most. Here, we also, we see how it's going to be taking and so, and it's about plurandly, from this precious exemplar. So, well, these are the things that me passionn't to come in the for the varieties that we can find here. Well, here we're in another area of the bosque. What I wanted to show, these are plantes ornamental. They're used for the borders of the cano. And, also we have another type of plant, that are plant ornamental of the garden. It has been also as an ordeja of elephant. of Abe of Paraiso. Graciously, as we said, we're notoen, for that we can't see the flowers of the Abe of Parasos, that are really beautiful. So, well, I'm very content with this discovery scientific, with this passage we're doing, because we're trying species to get us to you. Well, here we've got a area that's called the Tacuaral. Some plants of Tacuara, enormous. The maderas for much utility. Here is used for much to make a newble, accompanied the mimbre. It's all very well. In the houses of the camp, they're used to do the entrechecho, above what would be the techo of the techo. Toeach, to protect the property of the cold. These cacuars, all atadita, one or another, to pass the cold. some tachorae that I was showing. With this, it's up around the techo, and it's protect to the property of the cold. Here we can't see what I mentioned, this is a tree of Seibo, that's a product of the nature. As far as, as here, when it's called it. When it's a cycle, naturedress, does what's true, and it passes these things. Well, this is another take of the plant of the Tacuara, the Tacuadal. Figerce, how enormous that are, the tupido, what is, a data interesting that I wanted to comment. I always have recel to these places. If you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, look, the terrain, it seems soo-tupido. and I always went to the idea that in these places is ideal for that the serpent. The other day, talking with a tio, he made to know that, in reality, it's all the contrary, that the plant of Takwara repede the serpent. In fact, in the camp, they do the bastones to walk into the So, so, well, a data interesting that I'd share to share with you. Well, we're going to come in the camera. Fingense, how dense and tupido, that is the natural here. As I say, we always, we're in autumn, and, see, the verdure natural that there, that no has affected nothing. Here, here, the vista, we have affected, here, the to every pass we give a discovery new. So, that is what I like. We're going to see if we can get. Here, I don't see if you can see, that's what you can see. That is there, that's a little big that's there. It's called Arbol de Tala. That is a tree typical of this region. It has a fruitita roja that comens the birds, especially the chouis. So, so, well, we're going to pass a little bit of the video, and we're Well, lamentably, we're going to be able to get to the plant of Tala, as I promisede, but we're going to do an acercation. This is a plant, this is a plant, that has a fruit-rofo, that they're And as I said the comment in the video, in the porto anterior, these are a zone of serpients of enenosa, so, you have to have much of care for where we can't. As here, we can't see where we're going to see where we're going to be, it's preferable not to assume that risk, and to show the echo of what it can get to be a plant of tala, and if we use more of closer with a plant, we'll Well, no, is the plant of tala that I wanted to show, but here I live with another plant enormous of talas, unfortunately, no, no, it's futita, because no is the time, but for that you know the idea of what I was talking, and the magnitude has this plant of talas, has skin, so you have to be careful when one's arrimed, because they're Well, we're here in the bosque, and we're back here, we're behind the buchera of the mona. Here, there's a mona that's called Morotie. It's a muna, it's a color a marillo. The difference with the macho is that the macho is that the macho is black, and the sembras are of color clear. So, so we know that it's a mona, well, apart, we know the name. because it's a mona that has a much time, has been abiding here in the building. There's a few of years, there was a incendium, here, no man, and a bush great, and many species, many of those species, were to accretes, and there were a moment in that there were six, seven monos, but those stills, they continued their way, and it still kept the monasol, I have a video short, that we film us now, that I don't publiced, so I'm going to accompany to this video, so that you know what I'm talking. It's a beautiful mona, very tierna, when it's a good, there are days that not very, and it's quite aggressive. So, well, I'd like to comment this, because I wanted to be present in this video for you this mona. Oh, that I always mention you, this also, we also, it also, we'll get to the interior, and also, we also, it's also, we've shown us, so now what we're going to do we're interna by this sender, so, so, accompany me the camera. Well, I want to show this discovery. Well, I wanted to show this discovery that we're doing. You can observe the nid of an abe, and the pared on top of the sunnids. Pocas we've seen, really, to have really, to the abe. This is what I like to come to the reserve, to be able to be a baby in their own habitat. It's an abet precious, as you can see, and this is the first time that we can see exactly that nido to what type of a bee pertinence. Well, we've got more our position. to be able to show him from below the nido that was talking, and that's so intelligent and deist to build a new nido, that's a borgiae, that's a borgiae, that's a borgiae, made of yearba, of pacha, the with some nid, so, so, well. This other species of a bee that I'm teaching now, is a sorsal, a sorsal chal -chalero. They're also that are used to live in this area of the world. This, this, a bee, also, a are of that type of aves that can imitate to other birds. No, you can imagine the privilege that we're going to have to show them in Amas in Natura. The other birds that are they're seeing is a bird that's a bird that's a bee that's a bit of a few-dese-viced. This has a very particular, that it is a person that a person is crying. In the world, in the creencies popular, has a folklorn tragic, Malosagurio, but, well, that, as you know, is part of the folklore Guarani, so, so it's a very privilege to be able to be filming this abe, just for Amas in Natura, and for all the apasionado of the life silvestre, as this is a something so, so, so, so, so I've seen. So, as I said, I think that I mentioned that this abe califica, as one of the birds more fias, asombrosa, or raras, for so the nature natural that I mention, and that is what we do we want to come here, and that we'll come to come to you with you all the things that have this reserve for, to comment. Here, many people come to do retiro spiritual, they're going to read a book, to pass a time a good time of the family, so in a place very nice to be in a Well, here we get to a disfuscation of the sender. We found in the middle of two, one that we can take, to the side of the left, and another sender, that we've got to go to the right, to the front, we have what I mentioned, the Giacruc, and the cross, and those plants are going to do an acercement. Those plants that we can't see, those plants that are Caing a sugar forragerer, because it's not for the consumption of the animals, so, for the consumption of the animals. So, well, another place of the previous of the predio, and I think that I'd have to be in this video. Well, in our decumvinient, scientific, never can't flanker the gongos. This is a species that's called Tramette and Versi Color. Not are hongosomestible, also are toxic, the other, are hongos with properties medicinal, and are very busked for the people for their properties, just as, as, as, as, so, well, so, so, well, another allia-scientifico, and that I wanted to share with you. Well, with this last discovery, I want to because the video will be extremely long. I'd say to the people, our friends of Ames in Natura, they'd ask them a video of 5 minutes, but I think we'd spend it a lot. What the past is, like, as you said, there's so many species here in the reserve that is impossible to do a video of 5 minutes. I want to despeding, then, with this allysm, this is a hongue, that we've It's a hongomestible. This is relatively, young, new, for how you see, as a measure that it's getting old, it's going to be over, it's darkening, it's a run a color marron, then it takes a torno rogiso, and then, it's a turn a rogis, and then it's put in a of the hongo. So, well, a pleasure to show you this hongo, and with this I want to give it, so, well, much thanks, I hope that this video has been of your

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