Argentina

While Argentina’s temperate grasslands cover an area of the South American continent almost as enormous as Alaska, only a small percentage are protected.


 

Places we protect
 

Argentina 

Although Argentina boasts one of South America's oldest park systems, only a small portion of country's territory is under official protection. The Conservancy is working  with conservation partners  in Argentina to help effectively preserve millions of acres.

Strategies
 

Argentina

In the south of Argentina, up to 90% of private land is used for grazing sheep. Because grazing large herds of sheep can cause extreme habitat loss,the Conservancy is applying its decades of global experience working with ranchers to promote sustainable grazing. 


The Nature Conservancy spent 2008 working hard to preseve South America's most endangered and least protected landscapes.
Review our most important conservation achievements in 2008.

People 
 

Argentina

What You Can Do

Support The Nature Conservancy's work in Argentina.

Share your love for grasslands! Send someone you know a free grasslands e-card!

Learn more about the grasslands of Planet Earth.

Multimedia/News
 

Argentina

View a slideshow of some of the landscapes, flora and fauna of Argentina Patagonian Grasslands

The Nature Conservancy is taking steps to protect the Patagonian grasslands.
 
The Nature Conservancy brings a Sustainable Sheep Grazing Initiative to Argentina.
 
 


 

Images (top to bottom, left to right):  © Bridget Besaw,  © Bridget Besaw , © Chris Pague, © Bridget Besaw, © Bridget Besaw, © Bridget Besaw.