Dos días de campo en compañía de Marco Braasch, candidato a PhD de ECOSUR. Mucha caminata, mucha plática, para aprender sobre la relación del fuego y los bosques de pino (dominados por Pinus oocarpa), la regeneración del bosque, los pastos nativos e introducidos y el papel del ganado en todo ello. Por California y Tres Picos recorrimos el terreno para visitar cada una de las unidades experimentales, exclusiones de ganado con distintos tratamientos, y realizar las mediciones necesarias. Es muy interesante visitar el sitio de estudio con alguien que ha ya trabajado ahí por un par de años; las vacas en lo suyo y nosotros también.
Two field-days in the company of Marco Braasch, PhD candidate at ECOSUR. We did a lot of walking and talking, to learn about the relation of fire and pine forests (dominated by Pinus oocarpa), forest regeneration, native and introduced grasses and the role of livestock in it all. We roamed the hills of California and Tres Picos to visit each experimental unit, cattle exclusions with different treatments, and do the necessary measurements. It's very interesting to visit the study site with someone who has worked there for a couple of years; the cows were doing their thing and so were we.
Two field-days in the company of Marco Braasch, PhD candidate at ECOSUR. We did a lot of walking and talking, to learn about the relation of fire and pine forests (dominated by Pinus oocarpa), forest regeneration, native and introduced grasses and the role of livestock in it all. We roamed the hills of California and Tres Picos to visit each experimental unit, cattle exclusions with different treatments, and do the necessary measurements. It's very interesting to visit the study site with someone who has worked there for a couple of years; the cows were doing their thing and so were we.
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| un Marco bien aplicado (y peinado) |
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