We are mobilizing support in Chile and the world to secure the future of Hacienda Puchegüín.
We want to definitively reserve the waters of the Puelo River to return its use rights to its inhabitants and the ecosystem.
We are working to create and maintain the Tourist Interest Zone (ZOIT) of the Puelo, Cochamó and Hualaihue Rivers.
The Cochamó Valley receives about 11,000 visitors during the high season, which exceeds the carrying capacity of the site.
Did you know that there are Huemules in Puelo?
We are investigating the living conditions of this endangered species in the Puelo Valley.
The Wheel the World project has teamed up with Puelo Patagonia to offer specially equipped wheelchairs for the Cochamó mountain range.
The commune of Cochamó is constituted in the territory under a historical geographic isolation that has forged a community with a unique material and cultural character.
The territorial value of the Puelo Valley depends on its landscapes. We work with legal and technical advisors to promote a responsible development of the Cochamó commune through territorial planning.
This study arose from the need to know the profile and degree of satisfaction of tourists who visit the Puelo River Valley during the summer season.
This activity seeks to be an instance of learning and exchange of experiences, which will value the cultural richness of life in the countryside and allow the generation of lasting bonds over time.
During the 2018-2019 summer season, Puelo Patagonia conducted research by a multidisciplinary team from the Universidad Austral de Chile who developed a diagnosis of the Cochamó Valley, in areas corresponding to natural resources and tourism.
The area declared a Sanctuary is the first officially protected area in the commune and covers a total of 11,432.8 hectares. which protects 6,500 hectares of mature forest and 1,800 hectares of ancient larch trees, rivers and riparian wetlands.
This activity seeks to be an instance of learning and exchange of experiences, which will value the cultural richness of life in the countryside and allow the generation of lasting bonds over time.
The Cochamó and Puelo valleys are at HIGH RISK of fire, due to the drought and a greater flow of visitors, which makes it urgent to generate a contingency plan for this type of danger.
This activity seeks to be an instance of learning and exchange of experiences, which will value the cultural richness of life in the countryside and allow the generation of lasting bonds over time.
During the 2018-2019 summer season, Puelo Patagonia conducted research by a multidisciplinary team from the Universidad Austral de Chile who developed a diagnosis of the Cochamó Valley, in areas corresponding to natural resources and tourism.
The area declared a Sanctuary is the first officially protected area in the commune and covers a total of 11,432.8 hectares. which protects 6,500 hectares of mature forest and 1,800 hectares of ancient larch trees, rivers and riparian wetlands.
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