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NEWS
We created this space to share with you latest news about our Foundation
and the work we are doing day by day in the field.


Fjällräven Classic Chile: walking a living territory
Each year, Fjällräven Classic Chile brings together hundreds of people to explore Patagonia on foot, in a multi-day trek across the Patagonian steppe. It is a long-distance trekking experience, where participants move independently, carrying their own gear and crossing an open, remote and demanding landscape. But this is not an empty landscape. It is an active territory, where different species —including humans— share space, resources and time. A journey through an ecosystem


OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Commitment to Wildlife
In light of recent reports regarding the death of a puma within the estancia’s property, we are sharing the official statement issued by Ganadera Cerro Guido S.A. As a Foundation, the loss of native wildlife is deeply concerning and stands in direct contradiction to the conservation values we actively promote. We reaffirm our position of zero tolerance toward actions that harm biodiversity. Public Statement March 4, 2026 Ganadera Cerro Guido’s Commitment to Wildlife Protectio


Preserving the Spirit of Patagonia: Inside Chile’s Groundbreaking Human-Wildlife Coexistence Project
Original Link: Earth.org article One of the best places in the world to see wild puma is in Patagonia, Chile. Here, on the windswept steppe beside Torres del Paine, guanacos graze under circling condors while pumas move silently through the hills. Once hunted as enemies of ranching, these apex predators are now at the center of a groundbreaking human-wildlife coexistence project at Estancia Cerro Guido. By Andi Cross While Torres del Paine National Park captures the world’s i


PUMA PROJECT
This video was filmed by Simon Reeve during his visit to Cerro Guido, capturing an external and honest look at the Cerro Guido Puma Project. What does coexistence really look like? At Cerro Guido, pumas sit at the top of the trophic chain, sharing the landscape with generations of sheep farmers. This project was born from that tension. Through science, camera monitoring, and fieldwork, we work to understand puma behaviour and reduce conflict with livestock. But conservation


Estancia Cerro Guido: The first hotel in Chile to be internationally recognized for wildlife conservation
Estancia Cerro Guido, located in the Magallanes Region, has become the first Chilean hotel to receive the Wildlife Friendly Tourism ...


Cerro Guido Conservation Foundation and Panthera Joint Statement on Dark, the Puma, in Torres del Paine
Panthera and Fundación Cerro Guido Conservación are aware of recent social media posts showing an injured male puma known locally as...


"Patagon Journal" Article
An old Patagonian sheep ranch reinvents itself through tourism and conservation.


SWAROVSKI OPTIK ARTICLE
STRONGER TOGETHER: AGRICULTURE AND WILD PUMAS IN SOUTHERN CHILE Is livestock farming always a threat to wildlife? Can predators and their...


How to See Wild Pumas in Patagonia
Karen Catchpole August 1, 2023 || virtuoso.com Sightings of mountain lions are becoming more common in and around Torres del Paine...


Protecting the Puma
Article by Felipe Howard for "Jack Journal" "Travelling to Cerro Guido is not just going to see pumas, as Pía Vergara told us – it is...
"Two things catch my attention: the intelligence of the beasts
and the bestiality of men."
- Flora Tristan
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