Cultivando un jardín de nombres en los bosques en miniatura del cabo de hornos: Extensión de la conservación biocultural y la ética a seres vivos poco percibidos

Abstract

Park's visitors are invited to observe, draw, and create names for bryophytes and lichens by using: (i) a magnifying glass or hand-lens to amplify the biophysical features of small plants, and (ii) the conceptual lenses of the biocultural ethics to broaden their understanding about how to interpret and respect the natural world. Cultivating a garden of names fosters a change of scientific and ethical perspectives to include little-perceived groups of organisms into the goals of conservation and environmental education. First evidence of bryophyte diaspores in the plumage of transequatorial migrant birds. Of glaciers and refugia: A decade of study sheds new light on the phylogeography of northwestern North America.