The water cycle in the Andes
Glaciers and snowmelt that feed rivers like the Mendoza and the Limay, and how the retreat of the ice modifies the flow that reaches the cities.
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Institutions, teachers, and families from different Argentine provinces share their experience with our educational materials on nature and the environment.
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Average rating from 320 verified reviews by teachers and environmental coordinators.
94%
Of schools using our guides renew the material the following year.
18 provinces
Territorial reach of our programs in schools, museums, and nature reserves.
"We worked with the wetlands guide in elementary school, and the kids ended up putting together a cleanup project for the town lagoon. The material connects very well with the reality of each region."
María Elena Quiroga
Natural Sciences Teacher, School No. 24, Corrientes
"We used the Andean-Patagonian forest booklets in a summer workshop. The information is accurate, and the activities don't require hard-to-find materials. You can tell it's designed for the real classroom."
Jorge Luis Mansilla
Environmental workshop coordinator, Junín de los Andes, Neuquén
"The focus on Argentine species and ecosystems makes the difference. Students feel identified because it talks about what they see in their province, not generic examples from other countries."
Lucía Fernández
Biologist and guide at Nature Reserve, Santa Fe
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