Two ocelots released in Iberá Park make history as the first pair to begin the recovery of their species. This new rewilding project seeks to reintroduce the species to Iberá Park in Northeastern Argentina, where it was driven to extinction during the twentieth...
#1 Dad award goes to: Alas and Douglas are two Darwin’s rhea males who have been key in reversing the decline of their species in Patagonia National Park, Chile. For years these breeders have been boosting the wild rhea population while based at the Darwin’s Rhea...
Finalist for ESRI’s Best StoryMaps of 2023: Rewilding Chile’s "Wildlife monitoring with camera traps'' is a finalist in this year's ArcGIS StoryMap competition! Go behind the scenes with this fascinating interactive story to see how camera traps are vital to...
Stream the PBS docuseries Evolution Earth, Episode 5: Grasslands shows how rewilding and a healthy population of pumas is benefiting the vast grasslands of Patagonia National Park, Chile, and locals like Arcilio Sepulveda, a puma hunter turned park ranger for...
In the restored grasslands of Northeast Argentina, researchers have discovered a rare wild cat whose situation is so critical that many experts consider it to be the most endangered small feline species on the planet. The images that they captured are the first...
To really understand what's happening underwater In defense of pristine seas: We cannot save what we don't know, what we do not understand. So, Rewilding Chile is exploring the Patagonian Sea to document the diverse life forms thriving in these remote waters. Join an...
President Gabriel Boric met with Kristine Tompkins on March 1 to move forward with a proposed donation of 230,000 acres on behalf of Tompkins Conservation and Rewilding Chile toward the creation of a future national park on Cape Froward. The forthcoming process of...