10. Health, welfare and eco-agri-cultural reproduction in human-and-animal comunities. (E. "Beaux" Berkley, M. Lazzaro, E. Mundaca)

In the second part of our conversation with "Beaux" Berkeley, Enrique Mundaca, and Mariana Lazzaro, we re-direct the path for knowing about Ecos of Climate Change by paying attention to Beaux’s research work and linkage with the project. As she explains us why would an approach to reproduction matter in the face of climate change, we learn about interactions between humans and animal in conservation environments, and the conections it has with environmental change, welfare, and both human and non-human health. Our sound-scenery continues travelling, this time, form Vilches, and Aquelarre, in the Andes and in the coastal lake of Vichuquén, both in the Maule Region. To keep yourself updated with the project’s activities and news follow @ecosofclimatechange on social media. And visit www.ecosofclimatechange.cl