Flavia Raffo's office is full of papers, maps and scenarios; giant male paper dolls representing deer, condors and penguins, children's drawings, fantasies and books: this is the place where the heart of the environmental plan beats, which in the last decade has taken more than 5,000 children and adolescents to navigate between ice blocks in one of the most exclusive areas of Los Glaciares National Park (PNLG).