ARTICLES
Andean Endemism of the Maule Region and Photography as an Act of Conservation – Felipe Ponce
The Maule Region is one of Chile's most important territories in terms of biodiversity, standing out for its concentration of the country's greatest Andean endemic species. Through conservation photography, I have been able to confirm that its mountain range is home to numerous species of flora, fauna, and fungi that exist nowhere else on the planet, positioning Maule as an area of high biological and evolutionary value.
Barbara Meneses – Getting to Know the Mountain Range to Learn How to Care for It
Bárbara Meneses knows every valley and every corner of the Maule mountain range. For her, this territory has been school, home, and calling. From the native flora and volcanic landscapes to the cultural memory that resides in the hills, her work as a guide seeks to create experiences that connect people with the environment, promoting a…
Flora and Vegetation of the Pehuenche Pass – Joao de la Cruz
In Laguna del Maule, every plant is a specialist in survival. Coirones grass, tiny shrubs, and high-Andean violas have developed ingenious adaptations to cope with the cold, wind, and water scarcity, creating a surprisingly resilient and diverse landscape.