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We are a non-profit organization, founded by the inhabitants of El Chaltén. We aim to help and support the northern area of the National Park Los Glaciares, which due to the thousands of tourists that visit year after year, needs support for coping with different daily demands and pressures.
We need your support
Contribution bonds
Los Glaciares National Park is one of the most beautiful places in Argentina, declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
If you visit the northern sector of the protected area, you’ll be able to enjoy pristine landscapes and drink water from its different streams. Maybe, if you are lucky you’ll spot a condor, a fox or a huemul (endemic deer) and discover behind the clouds the famous Mounts FitzRoy and Torre. Furthermore you can walk through century old lenga forests along trails that are clearly marked and maintained by a group of workers of the National Park Administration.
As Friends of the National Park Los Glaciares, northern area, we collaborate with those that work in the conservation of this area so that its beauty lasts. If you have visited this beautiful corner of Patagonia and value the effort of those who contribute towards its maintenance, you can help us by buying a contribution bond.
Why is your support important?
Pato de los torrentes
El Chaltén es reconocido en el mundo entero por ser la Capital Nacional del Trekking. Esto se debe al circuito escénico de sendas que ofrece la zona norte del Parque Nacional Los Glaciares.
Donde nacen las aguas
Donde Nacen Las Aguas es un proyecto de investigación científica cuyo objetivo es la construcción de información ambiental de calidad acerca de las aguas del Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, con enfoque participativo y de género.
Trails
El Chaltén is recognized throughout the world for being the National Capital of Trekking. This is due to the scenic circuit of trails offered by the northern part of Los Glaciares National Park.
Communication tools
The National Parks Administration carries out one of the most important tasks: to disseminate and communicate information of great importance and usefulness for touring the National Park.
Human Resources
Two qualified and bilingual people were hired to attend the National Park’s visitor’s center.
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Thanks to Luciano Bacchi and Florian for the photos.