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Crossing Borders for Conservation: Restoring Darwin’s Rheas Across Patagonia
A groundbreaking conservation effort unites Argentina and Chile to restore Darwin’s rhea populations and revitalize Patagonian grasslands.
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Unfenced: A New Short Film on Rewilding in Patagonia Park
In the midst of winter, Patagonia Park’s rewilding team takes on a monumental task to reconnect the region’s ecosystems.
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Ladera Sur: The Conservationist Journey of Brady Robinson, an American Climber Helping to Protect Patagonia
From climbing peaks to protecting Patagonia, Brady Robinson, our Director of Philanthropy, recounts his journey from alpinist to conservation advocate.
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Friends of Freyja: Rodrigo Condeza on Conservation, Community, and the Future of Cochamó
Through collaboration, Rodrigo Condeza strives to safeguard Chile’s Cochamó region for generations to come.
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New York Times: How Locals Saved ‘the Yosemite of South America’
A decade-long battle between a wealthy industrialist and a band of activists led to a surprising $63 million transaction.
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Conserva Puchegüín: Freyja joins forces to protect a key piece in Patagonia’s conservation puzzle
Together with local and international organizations, Freyja launches Conserva Puchegüín, a 7-year campaign to purchase and protect a massive private property in southern Chile.
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La Nación: The young heiress using her wealth to save the planet
After the death of her father – a powerful U.S. real estate developer – Anne Deane dedicated her wealth to conserve lands and oceans and protect biodiversity.
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Patagon Journal: Cochamó Calling: Climbing, Conservation, and Community in Chile’s Puchegüín
Freyja’s Director of Philanthropy Brady Robinson recounts his 20-year journey of conservation, climbing, and community in the Cochamó Valley.
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Crónica: Innovative technology reveals the mysteries of the life of Paloma, a Patagonian Park puma
Patagonia Park’s conservation team unravels the mysteries of the life of Paloma, an adult female puma, through innovative monitoring that is revolutionizing the conservation of this iconic species in the Patagonian steppe.
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National Geographic: Inside the newest park in Argentine Patagonia
Patagonia Park promises plenty of outdoor adventures — and a chance to spot the elusive puma.
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Climbing Magazine: Huge conservation victory in Cochamó!
After many months of negotiations, 309 hectares of critical land have been purchased by Freyja Foundation in southern Chile’s Cochamó Valley.
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Major conservation victory in Chilean Patagonia
A major new conservation property has been purchased in southern Chile’s Cochamó Valley — often called “The Yosemite of South America” — courtesy of Freyja, Puelo Patagonia, and Organización Valle Cochamó.
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Wanderlust: The return of the wild in Argentina’s Patagonia Park
Locals in Argentina’s deep south are switching from ranching to eco-tourism as part of an effort to rewild Patagonia Park, the region’s newest reserve.
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What is a nature-based economy?
The model for the economy of nature is built on four main components: parks, wildlife, a restorative economy, and the well-being of local communities.
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Public use infrastructure in Patagonia Park Argentina
Learn from our trail design team in Patagonia Park about what it takes to build infrastructure that is not only sustainable for generations to come, but also respectful of the environment.
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Guanacos translocated from Santa Cruz to La Pampa to recover their population
On a trip of 1600 kilometers, a group of wild guanacos were transferred from the province of Santa Cruz to the province of La Pampa, where the species is almost extinct.
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Lonely Planet: Postcard from Argentina: My hiking trip to Patagonia in photos
Trail-loving Lonely Planet senior editor Melissa Yeager recounts a spectacular hiking trip from a lesser-visited park in Argentine Patagonia.
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Lonely Planet: A massive rewilding project aims to put this under-visited part of Argentina’s Patagonia on the map
Lonely Planet reports on Patagonia Park, where travelers can see the massive – and exciting – rewilding effort taking place in this part of Patagonia.
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Travel Begins at 40: Witness the Wild in Patagonian Park Agentina
Travelers in pursuit of unique nature experiences are invited to witness the wild at Patagonia Park Argentina, where large-scale rewilding with brand new trails and facilities have transformed the park into South America’s ultimate outdoor and wildlife watching destination.
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Earthrise Studio: Fighting Climate Change With Nature featuring I AM WATER
Earthrise Studio interviewed Marlin van Sensie – a lead coach of Freyja Foundation’s Ocean Conservation partner I AM WATER – as part of their Seat at the Table series.
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