Argentina


The 8th-largest country in the world, Argentina, boasts one of South America's oldest park systems, but only a small portion of the country's territory is under official protection. From the stark summit of Aconcagua—the highest peak in the Americas—across the windswept Patagonian plains, to the lush, subtropical rainforests surrounding the world-famous Iguazu Falls, Argentina hosts a spectacular range of plant and wildlife.

Behind the Science: Stephan Halloy

The Science Coordinator of the Conservancy in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru, has plenty of exciting stories to tell from the field.

Wyoming State Director Travels to Argentina

The Conservancy's Wyoming state director, recently returned from Argentina where she shared her expertise and knowledge.


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