Ecology Programmes Protected: Rewilding the Gran Chaco

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Key features

Landscape  Argentinian Gran Chaco
  Iberá national and provincial park: 700.000 hectares
  Impenetrable national park: 130.000 hectares
  Mburucuyá national park: 17.600 hectares
Goals for the next 4 years  Rewilding and park management
  Local development
  Building connections with the larger landscape

Gouritz Cluster Biosphere Reserve

Artificial wetlands

AMLD

Golden lion tamarin

WWF Zambia

Barotse floodplains – fishing boats

Form Ghana

Indigenous trees planted in the buffer zones

AMLD

Poço das Antas Biol Reserve from Igarape

Both Ends – Plata Basin

Paraguay, birds

Both Ends – Sahel

Senegal

Wetlands International Africa

Planting mangroves

WWF Zambia

Barotse floodplains

Wetlands International LA&C – Corredor Azul

Pantanal

WWF Zambia

Liuwa National Parc – lion cub

Wetlands International LA&C – Andes

Andean Pozuelos lagoon, birds paradise, a unesco heritage site and protected ramsar site in jujuy, northern argentina

Both Ends – La Plata Basin

Bolivia, Massive Lily pads, Victoria

Both Ends – Plata Basin

Pantanal

WWF Zambia

Kafue Lechwe (Kobus leche kafuensis), herd running accross water in Lochinvar National Park, Zambia