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Sernafor Must Issue Binding Reports When Declaring an Area as Degraded and Threatened
The report from the Joint Committee tasked with resolving discrepancies among lawmakers regarding the bill creating the National Forestry Service (Sernafor) is being submitted to the Chamber of Deputies. This …
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Andreas Köbrich: "Agricultural Burns Have Been Safe and Have Caused Few Forest Fires"
On the program "Conversando con la Acoforag," Andreas Köbrich, an agronomist and crop market advisor at the Department of Studies of the National Agricultural Society (SNA), addressed the issue of …
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Women Protecting Forest Resources Recognized as Guardians of the Native Forest
As part of the activities held in commemoration of Women's Month, a ceremony took place where a total of eleven women, all native to the Maule region and beneficiaries of …
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UBB Researcher Obtains Invention Patent from INAPI
Dr. María Graciela Aguayo, a researcher from the Wood Engineering Department of the Faculty of Engineering at the Universidad del Bío-Bío (UBB), has recently been granted her invention patent No. …
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AFRY Chile to Carry Out Engineering for Ambitious Forestal Arauco Project in Ñuble
In mid-2024, Arauco announced a $100 million investment for a new board production line at its historic Trupán-Cholguán Complex in the Ñuble Region. AFRY, a renowned global engineering and design …
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Roberto Garrido, Prosecutor: “The groups operating in the Southern Macrozone act no differently than the Tren de Aragua”
One of the crimes that has had the greatest impact in Chile, at least in the past year, was the murder of three police officers—Carlos Cisternas, Sergio Arévalo, and Misael …
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