WCS CHILE's video: Admiralty Sound a documentary by Wildlife Conservation Society

This documentary invites to look at Admiralty Sound, a large fjord that marks the geography of Tierra del Fuego-Chile, to know its beauty and richness, its cultural, economic and research values, and the opportunity that its conservation proposes for the sustainable development of the Region. Directed by Alfredo Pourailly De La Plaza and produced by WCS Chile and Los Olivos Cinema, the 18 minutes production shows wild places and species of the Patagonia coasts with aerial, terrestrial and submarine images, these registered by the Californian Justin Hofman, marine biologist and photographer who has visited the area on two occasions. The different historical, cultural, experiential, economic and scientific perspectives are spun in interviews with characters such as the settler Germán Genskovski, the ship captain Hugo Cárdenas and the neighbour of Caleta María, Ivette Martínez.