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Fundación Añañuca invited Fundación Tierra Austral to participate in the 10th Meeting for the Sclerophyllous Forest 2024, which took place on Sunday, March 24, at the Laguna Taguatagua School Museum (MELT). Our…

We traveled to the Aysén Region to explore the area and assess various private spaces that can be preserved in perpetuity through the tool of the Derecho Real de Conservación. This place…

The protected areas under DRC agreements with which we work have been included in the Conaf initiative ‘Botón Rojo’ (Red Button). Thanks to this, they now have an important tool for preventing…

Part of our team visited the Fundo Trinidad of Viña Ventisquero to support an internal awareness event where the vineyard’s collaborators were informed about the activities carried out within the framework of…

Tierra Austral is a Conservation Guarantee Organization, and that’s why team members traveled to the Los Lagos Region to carry out monitoring activities in two privately protected areas we work with. The…

Every January 26th, World Environmental Education Day is celebrated, a day that seeks to highlight the importance of education as a driver of change. This day invites us to reflect and raise…

The distinguished British botanist, Martín Gardner, who has been associated with the flora of our country for over 35 years, wanted to visit Cerro Poqui to continue his research, study, and delve…

Chilano Wines, one of the brands of the Ventisquero Wine Estates Group, will support us in strengthening, developing, and implementing the Boldo Cantillana project. Thanks to these contributions, three fundamental pillars of…

With the presence of more than 60 people, Parque La Giganta was inaugurated in the Valparaíso Region, located in the commune of Panquehue. The place is a biodiversity refuge that positions itself…

After over a year of work, the Tierra Austral Foundation managed to consolidate, together with the landowners, the formal and perpetual protection of an area located in the pre-Andes of the Maule…