South America’s First Continental Wildlife Corridor
The Jaguar Rivers Initiative is the first multi-country effort to create a massive
Helping the Guanaco Roam Again in Chile’s Central Andes
The guanaco, the largest terrestrial mammal in Chile, once numbered in the tens of
Fishing for Piranha, Finding Joy with Giant Otters
On our last night at Iberá National Park in northern Argentina, we went out in
Rewilding Beyond Borders: The First Southern Cone Collaboration to Translocate Wild Endemic Birds
In the first international translocation of wild species for release in the Southern
Kristine Tompkins at TED2024: Rewilding Beyond Borders
Kristine Tompkins, President and co-founder of Tompkins Conservation, invoked a revolutionary
Rewilding Chile–Creating A World Class Park System
In May, I had the delightful pleasure of accompanying four members of Rewilding Chile
The Discovery of Rare Red Corals Offers New Insight into Chile’s Little-Known Patagonian Sea and a Call for Its Protection
Scientists exploring the remote waters of Chile’s Kawésqar National Marine Reserve
Tompkins Conservation Places Archive at the Stanford University Libraries in Support of Ongoing Field Studies and Research in Chile and Argentina
Tompkins Conservation and its co-founders and benefactors, Kristine McDivitt Tompkins
Freed Andean Condors to Provide a Window into Wild Behavior in the Face of Habitat Pressures
Four Andean condors (Vultur gryphus) released in Patagonia National Park will reinforce
Argentina’s Restored Grasslands Harbor a Species on the Brink
In the restored grasslands of northeast Argentina, researchers have discovered