The origin of our name
Boana Punctata is the name of an amphibian species native to the equatorial region of South America. This frog, whose name we have adopted, revolutionised knowledge about terrestrial fluorescence.
Boana is the first known case of fluorescence in an amphibian.
However, to humans, this original feature is invisible to the naked eye. We can only perceive its nocturnal glow through ultra-violet light. Their world cannot be grasped without expanding our knowledge and perceptions..
Boana reminds us that our societies' perception of the environment is often partial. Humility and openness are its teachings.
Ampliar nuestras percepciones y conocimientos nos permite entender y proteger las diversidades ambientales y culturales.
Unprecedented initiatives in El Chaltén
The association's projects are unique initiatives in the territory. We create and disseminate new knowledge and narratives for the conservation of Patagonia.
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Co-creating the first surface water baseline
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Created the first organic garden : HAPEC
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Created the first public policy advocacy initiative for water management
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We created the first diagnosis of the territory for the construction of a climate change adaptation plan.