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Garibaldi Glacier
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The massive Garibaldi glacier dwarfs travelers aboard an inflatable boat who have come to explore this region of Chilean Patagonia in the Alberto de Agostini National Park, where the Andes, the world’s longest continental mountain chain, meets the ocean. The Pew Charitable Trusts has partnered with Chilean nongovernmental organizations, universities, and governmental agencies to help preserve Patagonia’s remarkable natural resources.

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Futaleufú, in Chile’s Los Lagos region, is the gateway to the national reserve of the same name—and could benefit under an agreement among local officials to improve conservation and community well-being.
Futaleufú, in Chile’s Los Lagos region, is the gateway to the national reserve of the same name—and could benefit under an agreement among local officials to improve conservation and community well-being.
Article March 7, 2022

Leaders in Chilean Patagonia Agree to Strengthen Conservation

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Futaleufú, in Chile’s Los Lagos region, is the gateway to the national reserve of the same name—and could benefit under an agreement among local officials to improve conservation and community well-being.
Article March 7, 2022

In a move designed to guarantee that the effective protection of national parks and reserves in Chilean Patagonia improves the quality of life—and provides increased development opportunities—for the area’s residents, local officials signed an unprecedented agreement in late January, in the windswept forest of lenga, coigüe, and ñirre trees of Chile’s Magallanes National Reserve.

The endangered huillín, or southern river otter, nests on land and forages in both freshwater and coastal-marine areas of Chile
The endangered huillín, or southern river otter, nests on land and forages in both freshwater and coastal-marine areas of Chile
Article March 3, 2022

Plan Aims to Save Patagonian Otter From Extinction

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The endangered huillín, or southern river otter, nests on land and forages in both freshwater and coastal-marine areas of Chile
Article March 3, 2022

One of the hardest-to-spot mammals in Chile can often be found underwater, foraging among the roots of native trees in Patagonia’s rivers, lakes, and fjords.

Aerial view of Chile Chico and General Carrera Lake, Chile. December 2018. Multiple image panoramic photo by Tomas Munita
Aerial view of Chile Chico and General Carrera Lake, Chile. December 2018. Multiple image panoramic photo by Tomas Munita
Article December 13, 2021

Improving Conservation in Chilean Patagonia

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Aerial view of Chile Chico and General Carrera Lake, Chile. December 2018. Multiple image panoramic photo by Tomas Munita
Article December 13, 2021

Improving conservation of the vast and varied lands and waters of Chilean Patagonia would yield numerous benefits, both for the natural world and the people who live in and visit it.

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