User:Lcgarcia
I live in Medellín, Colombia; I am an ecologist, working with a private, non profit organisation, dedicated to the restoration, conservation and sustainable utilisation of alluvial plains. I have known about Wikipedias since early 2003. I started editing and writing articles in October, 2004
Articles initiated (chronological order)[edit]
Karl Deutsch (Czech-German political scientist, specialised in system dynamics world modelling)
Wadi (dry river bed of an ephemeral river, in Spanish)
Johannes Gutenberg (complement, in Spanish)
Peninsula Guajira (in Spanish)
Noam Chomsky (complement, in Spanish)
Pedro Luiz Napoleão Chernoviz (Polish-Brazilian medical doctor, author of a popular medicine encyclopaedia in mid 19th century)
Köppen climate classification (complement)
Enciclopedia Espasa (in German)
Enciclopedia Larousse (in German)
Manglares (Mangroves, in Spanish)
Guacharos Cave National Park-Colombia (in Spanish)
Daniel Janzen (North American naturalist, ecologist and conservationist)
Carl Troll (German geographer, pioneer of the landscape ecology)
Richard D. Alexander (North American evolutionary biologist: evolution, ecology, behaviour)
Hans Krahe (German linguist, created concept of a protoeuropean language, in Spanish)
Alberto Moravia (Italian writer, journalist and politician, still a stub, in Spanish)
Agenda 21 (UN environmental programme for the new century, new stub in Spanish)
Ducado (coin) (stub about a 15th century Spanish coin, in Spanish)
Bain-marie, Baño María (old method of increasing a substance temperature slowly and controlledly)
María La Judía, Mary the Jewess (ancient alchemist, invented the water bath, known after her)
Zósimo de Panópolis, Zosimos of Panopolis (medieval alchemist, author of several alchemy books)
Al-Tughrai (medieval iranian physician and scholar, translator of Zosimos of Panopolis)
Entries for well known educators from Colombia and a few stubs:
Cytherea chione (edible bivalve mollusc from the Mediterranean sea)
RagTime RagTime, Spanish (stub about a very versatile desktop publishing application for both Windows and Mac computers)
Stub about Desktop publishing in Spanish
Paez river earthquake (stub about a natural disaster in SW Colombia in 1994. Over 1.100 were dead)
Meta River (stub about one of the largest tributaries of the Orinoco, in Spanish, plus complementation of stub in English)
Focus on the Global South (international NGO active on de-globalisation, and demilitarisation in Thailand, Philippines and India. Stub)