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Catamarca: towards the first National Park
We present the results of the “Identification of Candidate…
The Largest Salt Lake in South America is Now a National Park
Architecture and environment, the challenge of living more sustainably
"The most efficient house is the one that demands the least energy,…
Collective creation of knowledge: our strategy in Rio Dulce´s wetlands
When someone names the province of Santiago del Estero, we usually…
Our identity interweaves nature and culture
By Claudio Bertonatti
Traditionally, heritage is divided into…
Traditionally, heritage is divided into…
Leonardo DiCaprio joins the call for Ansenuza National Park
The renowned actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio published…
Who is the Maned Wolf? Myths and curiosities of a tireless walker, emblem of the Santa Fe grasslands
By Marcela Tittarelli
From Santa Fe Province, Argentina, we…
From Santa Fe Province, Argentina, we…
Today’s Naturalists
By Yanina Druetta
If for a moment we look into the past, we…
If for a moment we look into the past, we…
Financial sustainability of Protected Areas, a conservation strategy
by Lic. María Marta Mokobodzki Ongaro
Protected areas constitute…
Protected areas constitute…
Sustainable tourism, an opportunity and an obligation
By Claudina Gonzalez
There is a lot of talk about sustainable…
There is a lot of talk about sustainable…
Diversified and sustainable production: how to strengthen communities living in protected areas
By Alejandro Briones
Productive diversification is of utmost…
Productive diversification is of utmost…
An invitation to rethink protected areas
By Biol. Agustina Di Pauli
Today more than ever it is clear…
Today more than ever it is clear…
Mar Chiquita is home to the largest clutch of Chilean flamingos in South America
Mar Chiquita Lagoon, a saltwater body of water located northeast…
The Dulce River marshlands are seriously threatened and require urgent protection measures
By Enrique Bucher
Wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems…
Wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems…
The closed sky of open-pit mining
By Sofía Dottori Fontanarrosa
Mining activity is a type of…
Mining activity is a type of…
The challenge of sustaining contact with the territories at a distance
By Victoria Lassaga, Laura Steffolani, Rosario Espina and Andrea…
The Mount in Questions
By Biól. Cristian Schneider
Although since the sanction of the National Law 26331 of "Minimum...
Although since the sanction of the National Law 26331 of "Minimum...
Coronavirus and the environment: The best remedy against pandemics is caring for nature
By Lucila Castro, Director and Natura Argentina Team
It is…
It is…
High-impact integration for the valuation of Protected and Conserved Areas and their people
By Ana Julia Gómez
The Celebration of Protected and Conserved…
The Celebration of Protected and Conserved…
Chronicle of a drought announced
By Sofía Dottori Fontanarrosa - Geologist
The Paraguay River…
The Paraguay River…
Fresh Water for the Future: Time to Protect Wetlands
By Agustina Di Pauli, Sofía Antonena and Yanina Druetta - Natura…
Laguna Brava, an oasis for flamingos, declared a Ramsar Site since 2003
By Natura International
Through a Framework Cooperation Agreement…
Through a Framework Cooperation Agreement…
Fires: much more than smoke and ash
Federico Kopta, Biólogo
Foro Ambiental Córdoba – Asociación…
Foro Ambiental Córdoba – Asociación…
The unprecedented threat in history
By Natura International
According to a United Nations study,…
According to a United Nations study,…
The Importance of a Wetland Law
By Ana Di Pangracio
(Deputy Director of Fundación Ambiente…
(Deputy Director of Fundación Ambiente…
Our Planet’s Crisis
By Byron Swift
Founder of Natura International
Whose responsibility…
Founder of Natura International
Whose responsibility…
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