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From the Andes to the Chilean Coast, Conserving the Forests to Protect the Water
Chile is home to very diverse ecosystems. From the northern desert to the southern araucaria forests, the water supplied to 6 million people in Santiago depends on the forests’ good health. If those ecosystems are lost, industry will suffer, and agriculture will become impossible. The Nature Conservancy works to conserve the forests of Chile to ensure the environmental services they provide.
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Breathing New Life into Chile's Valdivian Forest
The Valdivian Coastal Reserve is a pioneering living forest carbon project, delivering benefits to local communities and biodiversity, and trialing methodologies that can help other regions.
The Nature Conservancy and Explora Team Up for Conservation in Patagonia
A new conservation collaboration between sustainable tourism company Explora and The Nature Conservancy will protect 6,000 hectares of unique landscape and biodiversity in Chile’s Patagonia.
“Flora and Fauna of the Valdivian Coastal Reserve” guide
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in Chile and local marine conservation NGO Fundación Oceanósfera, launched an illustrated, bilingual guide (Spanish-English) to the flora and fauna of the VCR.