From Livestock Estate to Natural Sanctuary: the 11,600 Hectares Donated that Helped Recover Extinct Species in Argentina
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Of its 12,000 hectares, 11,600 were donated to integrate the Iberá National Park. Anteaters and deer returned from the pampas.
The historic ranch Rincón del Socorro, located in the Argentine province of Corrientes, went from being dedicated to livestock activity to becoming a key piece of the Iberá National Park, a conservation project that has allowed the return of missing species from the region.
An old resort of 12,000 hectares in Corrientes, Argentina, underwent a radical transformation. The site, which for decades was used for cattle creation, had 11,600 hectares destined for the formation of the Iberá National Park, while the other 400 hectares remained under the responsibility of the Argentine Rewilding Foundation. As a huge resort left...
An ancient cattle ranch of 12,000 hectares in Corrientes completely changed its destination. What was linked to agricultural production for decades began to transform, at the beginning of the 21st century, into a space destined for the conservation and recovery of native fauna. It is Rincón del Socorro, an establishment located within the...
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