Community: Conservation also means building connections
At the King Penguin Nature Reserve, we know that conservation is only possible when it is built together with the people who live in the territory. That is why we take a collaborative approach that recognizes local knowledge, stories, and the deep connection between community and nature.
Being present, sharing, supporting, and celebrating together are tangible ways of protecting this corner of the planet.
Initiatives that strengthen the local community
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Porvenir Anniversary Photography Competition
Organized together with the Municipality to celebrate the island’s natural and cultural identity through art and observation
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The World’s Southernmost Marathon
Active participation in this sporting event held in the municipality of Timaukel, which strengthens the connection with the territory and promotes an active lifestyle.
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Collaboration with Local Institutions
The Red Cross, Fire Department, Caupolicán Detachment, Club Social y Deportivo 18 de Septiembre, among others. We foster relationships based on mutual support and a sense of belonging.
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Christmas Celebration with Children from Hogar PPF Tomás Apóstol (Fundación Esperanza)
A moment filled with affection and connection that reflects our commitment to a living, open, and supportive reserve.
Being part of a community is also a form of conservation. Caring for the natural environment necessarily means caring for the people who live there.