The. Fast and variable the remote landscapes of southern chile a spellbinding its one of the wildest places on the planet chilean patagonia. The counterterror our struggle is a 1240 kilometer stretch of road that serves as an artery into the very heart of this wilderness. The terrain here it was once deemed impassable carving a road through this expanses utopian. Little by little construction of the character ostrower also known as the southern highway has advanced creating access to this natural paradise. The road connects distant fields with major cities and is an economic lifeline for chile salmon industry. Joined us for a road trip full of surprises to explore the magical landscape and meet the people of chile in patagonia. Its a 13000 kilometer journey from germany to patagonia in southern latin america. Patagonia stretches across both chile and argentina. Chile is kind of terror trial might one day connect the center of the country with its southern tip but todays the road remain
The counterterror are straddle is a 1240 kilometer stretch of road that serves as an artery into the very heart of this wilderness. The terrain here it was once deemed impossible carving a road through these expanses utopian. Little by little construction of the carriage here our struggle also known as the southern highway has advanced creating access to this natural paradise. The road connects distant fields with major cities and is an economic lifeline for chile salmon industry. Join us for a road trip full of surprises to explore the magical landscape and meet the people of chilean patagonia. Its a 13000 kilometer journey from germany to patagonia in southern latin america. Patagonia stretches across both chile and argentina. Chile is kind of terra ostrower might one day connect the center of the country with its southern tip but todays the road remains incomplete and getting south requires crossing into argentina. Our journey begins in the chilean port city of put on mt. This is th
Have mercyskin cars go to nature near the forest near the field on the river and lake. Sew fresh in the wind. Get pissed off me with demons. Hear from the first carcasses and walked their leaves, grin about the dormouse. For a salad for respect taxes. This is a praying place. You know, with a good aura, its still industrial. A park. It is prestigious every day something new, but it charges with insane energy, it is very good for us that we are residents, the infrastructure is good. I like my work. I woke up in the morning in a good mood, and on a beautiful day, 25 km from the belarusian capital in the aircraft area , the first stone was laid in the construction of a unique site 8 years ago. Today. This is not just an impressive territory it is a space where various are generated and successfully implemented. Ideas Work Production is lived by people and this is the chinesebelarusian Industrial Park, the great stone. This is the largest project of china abroad and, uh, it is such a nodal
We are going to take a quick recess. Mr. Reynolds you bet. We will take a quick recess and be back. Mr. Reynolds see you soon. Thank you mr. Chairman. It is worth noting for the public that the reason we had to go to recess is because actually the majority would not succeed in passing an appropriations bill so they brought us to the floor to try to wipe out two endangered species including bass and the lesser prairie chicken. It is unfortunate that is the state of our nation but here we are in the last day of voting before recess. Mr. Reynolds, we do so appreciate you being here today. I would like to ask a few questions about Climate Change, about the current challenges that the Parks Services are facing generally and tribal comanagement and how you are using the Inflation Reduction Act ones. Big picture, could you talk to us about what do you see as the Biggest Challenges right now that the park service is facing and how can we in congress address that . Mr. Reynolds i mentioned hous
Able to stay for a while . We are going to take a quick recess. Mr. Reynolds you bet. We will take a quick recess and be back. Mr. Reynolds see you soon. Thank you mr. Chairman. It is worth noting for the public that the reason we had to go to recess is because actually the majority would not succeed in passing an appropriations bill so they brought us to the floor to try to wipe out two endangered species including bass and the lesser prairie chicken. It is unfortunate that is the state of our nation but here we are in the last day of voting before recess. Mr. Reynolds, we do so appreciate you being here today. I would like to ask a few questions about Climate Change, about the current challenges that the Parks Services are facing generally and tribal comanagement and how you are using the Inflation Reduction Act ones. Big picture, could you talk to us about what do you see as the Biggest Challenges right now that the park service is facing and how can we in congress address that . Mr