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Guardians of the territory: Voices of forest and water
This landscape, carved by ice and time, is a sanctuary for a quiet and sheltered life. The health of this ecosystem reveals itself through the presence of two emblematic inhabitants: the huemul deer and the torrent duck. As ancient wisdom teaches us, the presence of the huemul in these forests is a lesson in subtlety. It is the guardian of silence, a being that treads lightly to show us an ethics of presence: entering the forest on tiptoe, asking for permission, and listening

Fernanda Menvielle
Sep 211 min read


Sculptors of time: The landscape as a living canvas - Patagonia Argentina
There are landscapes that simply overwhelm you. Facing the glaciers of Santa Cruz, Patagonia Argentina is a direct encounter with the pure force of the planet. Standing before these tongues of ice originating from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, the vastness takes over. We find ourselves face to face with a nature acting as a colossal creator, shaping mountains and carving valleys at a scale beyond measure. The thrill of exploring this territory arises not only from taking

Fernanda Menvielle
Sep 181 min read


Learning to read the forest. What the living web holds out of sight at Patagonia Argentina
Walking the trails of Refugio de Glaciares means entering one of the most remote and pristine forested belts on the planet: the Andean-Patagonian forest. As we move alongside the river toward the Milodón Glacier, sheltered beneath a canopy of lenga beech (Nothofagus pumilio), the forest welcomes us into its own rhythm. The initial feeling of solitude before an imposing and silent wilderness soon gives way to something deeper: realizing that this space is overflowing with lif

Fernanda Menvielle
Sep 142 min read
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