Tierra Austral - July Newsletter

Published on August 22, 2023

The latest newsletter from Fundación Tierra Austral showcased the breathtaking and diverse landscapes of Parque La Giganta, along with their commendable efforts in assisting local communities and their dedicated work on the 176-hectare Fundo San Jorge property.

The newsletter's main highlights included:

  • A detailed account of a field trip to San Felipe's Parque La Giganta, which resulted in an exciting sighting of the elusive Chuncho, also known as the Austral Pygmy-Owl.
  • Tierra Austral stepping up to provide assistance in Cerro's Poqui, one of their protected areas that had been severely affected by flooding.
  • Tierra Austral’s commitment to implementing infrastructure modifications on the San Jorge property in Quilpué commune, Valparaiso Region. These modifications aim to enhance wildfire prevention measures.
  • And more...

Read the newsletter here...

 


 

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