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Liqui\u00f1e-Ofqui documentary series: The Invisible Threads of the Landscape <\/h2><\/div>What if we told you that beneath our feet lies a huge geological structure that helps explain some of southern Chile's most iconic landscapes?<\/p>\n<\/div>
The Liqui\u00f1e-Ofqui Fault runs for more than 1,200 kilometers, connecting volcanoes, hot springs, rivers, lakes, forests and fjords. It is one of the territory's singularities: an active structure that shapes its relief and the natural processes that transform it.<\/span><\/p>\n\"Liqui\u00f1e-Ofqui Fault: The Invisible Threads of the Landscape\"<\/span><\/b> is a six-episode audiovisual series that invites us to discover these connections. Through scientific storytelling, images, maps and animations, it explores what happens beneath the surface and how these processes shape the landscapes we live in and travel through.<\/span><\/p>\nProduced by Productora EME, in collaboration with the Southern Andes Natural Laboratory and sponsored by Universidad Austral de Chile. It was also supported by Marca Chile, the Historical and Heritage Archive of the Museology Office of Universidad Austral de Chile, and photographers and other people and institutions who contributed images, archives and knowledge to enrich the portrayal of the territory.<\/p>\n
Project funded by the Ciencia P\u00fablica program of the Ministry of Science, Technology, Knowledge and Innovation.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
What if we told you that beneath our feet lies a huge geological structure that helps explain some of southern Chile's most iconic landscapes?<\/p>\n<\/div>
The Liqui\u00f1e-Ofqui Fault runs for more than 1,200 kilometers, connecting volcanoes, hot springs, rivers, lakes, forests and fjords. It is one of the territory's singularities: an active structure that shapes its relief and the natural processes that transform it.<\/span><\/p>\n \"Liqui\u00f1e-Ofqui Fault: The Invisible Threads of the Landscape\"<\/span><\/b> is a six-episode audiovisual series that invites us to discover these connections. Through scientific storytelling, images, maps and animations, it explores what happens beneath the surface and how these processes shape the landscapes we live in and travel through.<\/span><\/p>\n Produced by Productora EME, in collaboration with the Southern Andes Natural Laboratory and sponsored by Universidad Austral de Chile. It was also supported by Marca Chile, the Historical and Heritage Archive of the Museology Office of Universidad Austral de Chile, and photographers and other people and institutions who contributed images, archives and knowledge to enrich the portrayal of the territory.<\/p>\n Project funded by the Ciencia P\u00fablica program of the Ministry of Science, Technology, Knowledge and Innovation.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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