Heart of Cochamó in Chilean Patagonia to be Protected After Historic Purchase
Photo: Valentina Thenoux
From Patagonia:
After a period of local and international fundraising, Conserva Puchegüín announces next steps in creating 328,000-plus-acre protected area in Chile
The largest land holding in Cochamó is no longer for sale. Conserva Puchegüín, a locally driven conservation initiative comprised of multiple organizations, raised more than $78 million to purchase and support the long-term protection and effective management of Fundo Puchegüín, a 328,351-acre property of undeveloped nature in the heart of the Cochamó district in Chile’s northern Patagonia.
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