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Jaguar Rewilding in Argentina
The translocation of jaguars is part of an ambitious 20-year initiative to rewild the Iberá Wetlands of Argentina. It has been conservation director Sebastian De Martino’s childhood dream to restore the country’s lost ecosystems. Now, he is seeing that dream realized in his work with former Patagonia CEO turned conservationist Kris Tompkins.
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