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By Lena Hanschka of Colby College As you drive along the X-83 road through the Chacabuco Valley in Patagonia National Park, you pass many species characteristic of the Patagonian Steppe. There are Calafate bushes, with their tasty blue berries protected…
By Grady Jakobsberg of University of Vermont Patagonia Student Program – Spring 2020 Editor’s Note: RRCS – Patagonia students begin their Humans and the Environment class by reading William Cronon’s influential article “A Place for Stories: Nature, History, and Narrative”….
By Gracie Little of Carleton College Patagonia Student Program – Fall 2019 Semester As with many encounters with Mother Nature, our time in Entrada Mayer was a lesson in humility. Those five days of slightly haphazard research, rain, and farm…
By Rowan Henke of University of Vermont After research trips to Lago Jeinimeni and Valle Chacabuco, we rounded out our tour of Patagonia National Park in the Tamango sector for our final research expedition. We came to survey the park…