The reason that led Minister Ward to write to Leonardo Di Caprio on Twitter

“They have done an incredible job”. Some time ago, and with those words, American actor Leonardo Di Caprio he had praised Chile for its campaign to save Del Río Loa toads and frogs, species that years ago were in danger of extinction.

And after the birth of new frog hatchlings from the Loa River, it was the Minister of Housing and Urban Planning, Felipe Ward, who sent a new message to the Oscar winner through Twitter, giving an account of the advances in said preservation work.

Minister Felipe Ward – Agency One

On his Twitter account, the Secretary of State explained to Di Caprio that “from Chile we have good news for the ecosystem and the protection of threatened species. This week 200 baby frogs were born from the Loa at the National Zoo. An important step in our commitment to protect native fauna. “

So far, the actor who starred in films such as Titanic, The Wolf of Wall Street and The Revenant, among others, He has not responded to the message and the good news for the ecosystem he received from the Government of Chile.

Hello @LeoDiCaprio! We have great news for the world environment and for the preservation of endangered species, this week 200 Loa water frogs were born at the National Zoo of #Chile. An important step that reinforces our commitment to the protection of native fauna #SaveTheFrog pic.twitter.com/1Vw9smlj9h

– Felipe Ward (@FelipeWard) October 21, 2020

The partners and the Chilean government have done an incredible and fast job trying to rescue the Loa water frog from extinction, bringing the latter to the National Zoo of Chile to regain health. Please share this message to encourage continued action to #SaveThe Frog! pic.twitter.com/MqrDIbwQq6

– Leonardo DiCaprio (@LeoDiCaprio) August 29, 2019