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project patagonia
Where Conservation Meets Adventure
Rewildology's Project Patagonia is a visionary conservation initiative that invites you to experience the magic of Patagonia while contributing to its preservation.
The Three Pillars of Project Patagonia
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Experience.
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Project Patagonia represents Rewildology's commitment to connecting people with wild places through meaningful experiences that inspire conservation action. By engaging with any—or all—of these three pillars, you become part of a growing community dedicated to preserving one of Earth's most spectacular regions for generations to come.
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Where the Wild Calls: A Journey through Patagonia's Route of Parks
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Where The Wild Calls: Patagonia Puma Expedition & Torres Del Paine Adventure
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Panthera Puma Coexistence Fundraising Initiative
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Podcast Series Overview
Where the Wild Calls: A Journey through Patagonia's Route of Parks takes listeners on an unforgettable audio expedition through one of Earth's last great wild places. Set your calendar for the release dates below!
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About Chile's Route of Parks of Patagonia
Stretching over 1,700 miles from Puerto Montt to Cape Horn, Chile’s Route of Parks connects 17 national parks (soon to be 18) that protect 28 million acres of Patagonian wilderness. This visionary conservation corridor represents one of the most ambitious environmental protection projects in history, safeguarding ancient forests, glacial fjords, and critical habitat for endangered species like the huemul deer and Andean condor.
The route isn’t just about pristine landscapes—it’s about connecting communities, preserving cultural heritage, and creating sustainable economic opportunities through conservation-focused tourism. Project Patagonia celebrates this remarkable achievement while highlighting the ongoing work needed to ensure its long-term protection.
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Where The Wild Calls: Patagonia Puma Expedition & Torres Del Paine Adventure
Expedition highlights
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Patagonia where specialized guides will lead you in search of the majestic "mountain shadow" - the powerful puma. This expedition combines wildlife encounters with Torres del Paine's breathtaking landscapes, featuring extensive hiking and kayaking to Grey Glacier. A special dinner with renowned puma expert Nicolas Lagos highlights this immersive experience.
Why Pumas Matter
The Patagonian puma (Puma concolor patagonica) is the apex predator in the region’s ecosystem, playing a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. These magnificent cats face increasing pressure from habitat fragmentation, human-wildlife conflict, and climate change impacts on their prey species.
By focusing our conservation efforts on pumas, we help protect not only these iconic cats but also the entire web of life that depends on healthy, functioning ecosystems. Pumas are also powerful ambassadors that connect people emotionally to conservation, inspiring action through their beauty, strength, and resilience.
Photo by © Nicolas Lagos
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How Your Support Makes a Difference
Every aspect of Project Patagonia contributes directly to conservation. Through our partnership with Panthera’s Puma Program, your participation helps create lasting impact:
Supporting Critical Initiatives
Your involvement with Project Patagonia helps Panthera:
- Bridge Divides – Create and maintain crucial genetic connectivity for puma populations from Canada to southern Argentina
- Foster Coexistence – Develop innovative solutions to reduce human-puma conflict, particularly in areas where pumas and livestock share landscapes
- Implement Wildlife Corridors – Support the creation of wildlife crossings and underpasses to protect pumas from vehicle strikes
- Conduct Scientific Research – Advance cutting-edge studies that inform conservation strategies and policy decisions
- Empower Indigenous Communities – Collaborate with local tribes and communities to elevate their voices in conservation efforts
- Train Future Conservation Leaders – Invest in education and mentorship for the next generation of wildlife advocates
Creating Long-Term Impact
Beyond immediate conservation actions, your support helps build sustainable frameworks for puma protection through policy development, public education, and community engagement across the puma’s vast range.
Every aspect of Project Patagonia contributes directly to conservation. Your participation helps create lasting impact.
