peru south america a country rich with natural treasures. tucked away in the country southeast lies manu national park it's considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. doesn't he suppose it's like the world's super treasure chests and that of course is a huge motivation to protect this park he said pollock chanson. but even this.

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peru south america a country rich with natural treasures. tucked away in the country southeast lies manu national park it's considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. doesn't he suppose it's like the world's super treasure chests and that of course is a huge motivation to protect this park he's hard to chanson. but even this largely inaccessible region is at risk in my movie protected from dangers like blogging. or the last for gold. plate. it's morning in southeastern peru beyond the n.d.s. in the amazonian logans. during the dry season macaws and smaller parrots from the area gather on these clay banks. they come in search of salts and minerals which are scarce in the rainforest. spectacles like these indicate where nature is still intact. but conservation is about so much more than exotic beauty. worldwide intact ecosystems are vital for the survival of humankind. a team from frankfurt's to a logical society is visiting the modern national park. the nature conservation organization operates across the globe and has a major

peru south america a country rich with natural treasures. tucked away in the country southeast lies manu national park it's considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. doesn't he suppose it's like the world's super treasured.

america. the trip took them to ecuador peru and colombia. in part one they climbed chimborazo an active volcano that is as much a challenge today as it was in a month's time. 4000 meters above sea level on the north face of chimborazo the legendary volcano that an $1802.00 proved an insurmountable challenge for alexandre. mountain guide garcia wants to take us to the summit. our team is struggling with the thin air at this altitude and we still have hours of ascent to head of us we're following the route taken 2 centuries ago by the famous explorer and naturalist. and really question about timing and i'm really passionate about being in one thing so of course 200 years ago if someone as i write here and discovered these area and the like of course you fall in love with a lead in one thing. they can see how missionary he was thinking how he can get to the top if you imagine he didn't know how high eighty's and just feel enough to go up and fight the measure the mountain and try to be enough. fo

as the cool masses of water flow up from there and arctic and north along south america they bring a large quantities of oxygen with them. but that one area. one of the most important features of the cold currents is that they generate an extremely rich ecosystem in the region here we find extraordinary high concentrations of marine life that are typical for these waters compared with other latitudes these waters boast of a far higher degree of biodiversity which makes them very important. that we know they've got a phone going. through sloan bastar works for peru's him are paid marine institute. here in their product goes national reserve he examines the influence of them bold current on plant and animal life divers need to don think with suits to go exploring underwater here and his work is not made easier by the strong current. the upwelling zones in their own boat current bring an abundance of nutrients to the surface in the process supplying food for fish and marine mammals the current is an ideal environment for algae. farm about a bit off for most of the algae growing in this

and it flows along the western coast of south america would later be named after unexplained deafen on board although it was known centuries before his expedition to the region. in the course of his climate studies humbled noticed that at the coast of peru the pacific was around 7 degrees celsius colder than in the open ocean. as the cool masses of water flow up from the and arctic and north along south america they bring large quantities of oxygen with them. that was. one of the most.

productive ecosystems the current that flows along the western coast of south america would later be named after of xander often on board although it was known centuries before his expedition to the region. in the course of his climate studies rumbled noticed that at the coast of peru the pacific was around 7 degrees celsius colder than in the open ocean. as the cool masses of water flow up from there and arctic current north along south america they bring a large quantities of oxygen with them. but that was. one of the most important features of the cold currents is that they generate an extremely rich ecosystem in the region here we find extraordinary high concentrations of marine life that are typical for these waters compared with other latitudes these waters boast of a far higher degree of biodiversity which makes them very important what that means they know you have to get from where you're going but at. roselawn bastar works for roos in mar pavement marine institute. here in new product as national reserve he examines the influence of them both current on plant and animal lif

and or to chile argentina and other countries in the very very south america in all in fact the united nations believes that as many as 8000000 women swellings will and left the country before the end of this year and could not have been working here i've seen people with crutches many people took 25 days to get here they have no money no well it's a dire situation a real humanitarian crisis but it's going to get clearly watch much worse after midnight local time when this goes into effect obviously i guess the point of this is to try and limit the number of people who are rushing across the border but what happens to the many who have already entered without a visa. well i spoke just a short run ago to the governor and he told me that being that they have the government really give a certain period of time an hour or 2 for your view the immigrants as they call them or people when are and documented to normalize their situation and after that anybody who is from another country and they really mean it is leyland's who are inside ecuador and they don't have the right immigration papers

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america, did you agree with those comments? well, they are two different things. one thing is to help brazil and other countries like bolivia, paraguay and peru to combat these huge fires. another thing is a free trade agreement. those two things should not be mixed. but those two things are mixed. but those two things are mixed because europe feels president bolsonaro is in part responsible for the fact these fires have escalated. do you accept that he has played a part? do you know that the amazon is a huge area. 7 million square kilometres. every year, they have fires. this year is worse than last year, but within the average of the last 20 or 30 years. i don't think that president bolsonaro is responsible for this. i think that he is trying to do his best to combat these fires. but why do you say that? he is encouraging further mining in the amazon, further farming in the amazon, he has sacked the head of the space research energy who produced pictures showing that the fires were particularly bad. he gives the impression of

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