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Patricio Segura, environmental journalist and longtime defender of Patagonia, has died
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (211+ words) Patricio Segura passed away yesterday from hantavirus — a tremendous loss for everyone who loves Patagonia. A longtime journalist and environmental activist, he took on a long list of environmental and social concerns with the explosive,...
What will we do when parts of the world become uninhabitable?
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (142+ words) By Patricio Segura The training session organized by The Climate Reality Project (Santiago, July 9–11) offered a wealth of little-known scientific and technical data on the effects of the climate crisis. In fact, this information is...
Navigating the golden serpent: The expedition dreaming of protecting the Marañón
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (194+ words) By Paulo Urrutia and Cristian Díaz Urrutia is executive director of Bestias del Sur Salvaje, and Díaz is communications coordinator at Conservamos por Naturaleza. Editors Note: The following is from Issue 32. On the shore of a small...
Announcing the winners of the 7th Patagonia Photo Contest
2+ mon, 6+ hour ago (126+ words) A photograph capturing a moment of intimacy between a pair of Andean condors, grooming each other on the rocky ledges of a Patagonian mountain, is the winner of the 7th Patagonia Photo Contest. The image, titled “For a Lifetime, ” was...
Land use regulations: A key tool for the future of rural areas
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (139+ words) By Patricio Segura High-impact industries—like salmon farming, mining, and logging—constantly complain about what they call a lack of legal certainty. They argue that as they move forward with their investments, the rules keep...
How one humpback whale's 2,500-kilometer sprint to Antarctica is reshaping our understanding of Patagonia's oceans
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (167+ words) By Claudio Rojas A satellite-tagged humpback whale has completed a remarkable non-stop migration from Argentina's Patagonia Azul Provincial Park to the South Orkney Islands in Antarctica — a journey of more than 2,500 kilometers in under...
Cast your vote! Meet the finalists of the 7th Patagonia Photo Contest
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (111+ words) The old saying, “If you rush in Patagonia, you’re wasting your time, ” certainly rang true this year. We needed extra time to carefully select the 10 finalists in each category. This seventh edition of the Patagonia Photo Contest...
Book Review: Insects of Chile: A Guide to the Identification and Conservation of Native Species
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (106+ words) By Paula Fernandez In a country like Chile, whose unique geography—from the driest desert in the world to temperate rainforests and Patagonia—harbors an extraordinary and often underestimated entomological biodiversity, Insects of...
Octavia, the Kombi van that travels around Chile
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (89+ words) By Paula Fernández Victoria Ansaldo, 29, is the owner of Octavia, a 1985 Volkswagen Kombi that she travels in in from the Atacama Desert in Chile's north to Puerto Williams in southernmost Patagonia to capture the natural beauty of her...
Patagonia´s Magazine: Patagon Journal
2026+ year, 8+ mon ago (42+ words) Patagonia's magazine for nature, the environment, culture, travel and outdoors....