Natural world conservation thanks to technological advances
One of the advances for animals is the hidden video bed this advance was very important because without it they had no sight of poaching. And once these cameras were installed in the areas where there were animals in danger of extinction you could see who killed them. When they put this poaching reduced 40%worldwide that according to the newspaper El Mundo would be about 50 million animals less furtively hunted. These cameras are connected 24 h. Advances for plants to make protected spaces in areas where that species is being finished and there are several ways to reproduce them can take cuttings or reproduce alone in some cases.What achievements achieved Spanish society thanks to Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente ? A very important thing that Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente has done was to rescue the Iberian wolves when they were about to extinguish since they gave rewards to those who hunted him and Félix won and thanks to him little by little they are reproducing. One of the most relevant was the Rapace shelter of Montejo de la Vega (Segovia), the first environmental training camp for young people and where there is the largest population of Leonados vultures in Europe. He also created the National Blurery Center in 62.Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente taught old and young the importance of conserving the flora and fauna of the country, through knowledge thanks to its famous series "Man and Earth", which achieved spectacular audiences internationally. In Spain there was a current of love for nature inspired by its figure. This was called "the Felix phenomenon".
He rescued the art of hectrería, which had been without practicing more than a century in Spain (Felix and Taiga, El Azor. – Jose Luis Cetreria) Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente wrote books and was even a film advisor in films that should shoot scenes about this practice unknown by many. Thanks to his work in this field, he got birds such as the pilgrim hawk (which he achieved for the first time reproduced in captivity) and the night raptors were protected animals, something that was not being done in any country in Europe that time that time that time.He recorded scenes that had never been recorded before in the most famous program he made, "Man and Earth", animals were filmed that had never been filmed before (weed of the Pyrenees, for example). In addition, he rolled in 35 millimeters in inhospitable places, which was considered a great effort for the teams that were available at the time. Thanks to that, the Spanish audience could enjoy such shocking scenes as the one we share.It was a television renovator only reached places where anyone had never arrived before but made his series without any script, just improvising. His way of narrating and communicating earned several international awards.Spanishfnaturalist biography. Like the French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, the Spanish Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente was one of the most appreciated disseminators of the television era in the field of fauna and ecology. Training Physician (he specialized in stomatology), his fondness for hectrería made him an outstanding figure of this art, being required as an advisor to the film El Cid (1961), an blockbuster about the heroic Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar that the filmmakerAmerican Anthony Mann wanted to roll in Spain.
Over the years, his passion for raptors became a scientific interest in wildlife in general. In 1964 he began his collaborations in different Spanish television programs, a chain for which he directed informative series such as Fauna (1968), Animalia (1969), Wild Life (1970), Blue Planet (1970-1974) and Man and Earth (1974-1980). Its area of action exceeded the physical limits of the Iberian Peninsula, to expand to Latin America and Africa. From all these television experiences emerged the collections of fauna books, field notebooks and Iberian fauna. In addition, he promoted in Spain the conservation ideas, through the Association for the Defense of Nature (ADENA) and the Higher Council for Scientific Research, an institution of which he was a member. Specifically, a prominent role in the preservation of species of large Iberian mammals is recognized that in the mid -1970. He died in an aviation accident when he performed the Iditarod films -dog carrier
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