On International Huemul Day, a study conducted on the Puchegüín property in Cochamó revealed images of a male huemul traveling at least six kilometers between two Andean valleys—a journey that may have been associated with [...]
After a period of local and international fundraising, Conserva Puchegüín announces next steps in creating 328,000-plus-acre protected area in Chile CREDITS: VALENTINA THENOUX December 19, 2025 —The largest land holding [...]
After Fundo Puchegüín in Cochamó was put up for sale in 2022, five national and international organizations launched a campaign to raise USD 78 million to purchase and protect this place—home to towering mountains, [...]
Crédits: Drew Smith. Throughout May, the Conserva Puchegüín campaign will host events in three key locations: Cochamó, Chile; Santiago, Chile; and Jackson Hole, USA. At each event, we’ll share Cochamó por Siempre, a [...]
The main characteristics of biodiversity in this area are determined by its temperate forests, which are among the few of their kind in the world. In particular, this is an evergreen temperate forest, [...]
Athletes Tommy Caldwell, Dörte Pietron, Sean Villanueva and Timmy O'Neill traveled to Cochamó, one of the most emblematic rock climbing destinations in Chile and the world, to support the Conserva Puchegüín campaign, an [...]
After months of preparation, infrastructure maintenance, wildlife monitoring and training for volunteers and tour operators, the high season has officially begun in the Cochamó Valley, one of the country's main mountain destinations. The [...]
Last weekend the Ladera Sur Fest 2024 took place in Santa Rosa de Apoquindo Park, an activity that for the past three years has brought together environmental organizations, eco-markets, exhibitors and artists in [...]
Can you imagine that the key to slowing climate change lies in these ancient trees of Patagonia? That was the proposal that Conserva Puchegüín, an initiative that seeks to protect 133,000 hectares of nature [...]
Last week, the results of a participatory wildlife monitoring program conducted in the Cochamó Valley were released, which includes part of the 133,000 hectares of private land owned by Conserva Puchegüín, an initiative that [...]
