Natalia H. Carreño

When I was a kid my grandfather always told me the importance of respect all around us, from the minimal insect to the big forest. He came from Litueche, a rural zone of the region of the Libertador Bernardo O’higgins, he always job as a jardiner in different houses of different people, and my grandmother was always with him, she really love plants so they’re the perfect couple. As I told in the last post, they take care about me, and they gave me all their knowledge and also inspired me to be something more in this life. While I was growing, I could realize that in this country there are not enough respect to the nature and the rest of things that we have, the ocean, the forests, not even our own space in the city. Also I could realize that in this country there are not enough environmental policy, this is why I choose this career, to generate a change at it, and obviously to learn more about our nature, the amazing nature that we have in Chile. In contrast, as I told in the last p...

I was born in San Bernardo (Santiago) but I lived the most important part of my childhood at El Monte with my grandparents; they care about me up to 7 years old when I studied at Emelina Urrutia school (a Catholic school). Then my sister Sofia born and I moved with her, my mother and her boyfriend to San Bernardo again. There I studied at San José school (another Catholic school), there  I met to very important people to me and also  I complete the rest of my time school. At my 17 years old I entered Universidad de Chile.  Some random things about me: I really like music (not all types but almost), I like maths (haha), I like swimming and go for a walk in different places too, I love hang out with my friends and my girlfriend (she's an artist, really.), I also love food, but the most important thing to me is enjoy time with my grandparents at the house of El Monte.