Patagonia Puma Project

'El Blanco', named for his white coat. Part of the Patagonia Puma Project.

Ecosystem study in Chilean Patagonia

This Project applied an ecosystem approach that considered the complex predator-prey interactions in the montane and forested habitats of Chilean Patagonia. This study focused on preserving the entire ecosystem: the landscape, predators, and prey.

Focus Species: Puma concolor (Mountain Lion)
Location: Patagonia, Chile
Project Start: 2008
Project End: 2011

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Ecosystem study in Chilean Patagonia

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