How Lake Tahoe became a blueprint for protecting Patagonia’s lakes
The partnership has trained local staff and built a water clarity monitoring program at Lake Pehoé to support long-term conservation.
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How Lake Tahoe became a blueprint for protecting Patagonia’s lakes
Lago Gris, ChileProvided / Guy Wenborne LAKE TAHOE, Calif. / Nev. — It’s not every day that a small mountain community in the Sierra Nevada helps shape environmental conservation efforts on the other side of the world. But that’s exactly what happened when three Chilean conservationists began searching for a model to protect their country’s rapidly changing lake region. When Fernando Coz, Angela Delorenzo and Cristóbal Valenzuela recognized the …
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