Onesixth Expeditions: Puma Sightings in Patagonia Park and a Milestone Jaguar Spotting in Ibera

An update from our partner Onesixth Expeditions:

Patagonia Park: a destination for spotting pumas in the wild

The last season in Patagonia Park yielded extraordinary images of pumas hunting, playing and raising their cubs in the wild. These scenes, as well as being a privilege for those who visit the protected area, are a clear sign of the ecosystem's good health. The presence of a top predator such as the puma reflects the balance of the food chain and the availability of suitable habitats for native wildlife. Today, Patagonia Park has established itself as one of the best places in Argentina to experience wildlife in the wild - don't miss out on this experience with us!

A milestone for Ibera: tourists spot a wild jaguar

In the Ibera Wetlands, conservation continues to write hopeful stories. For the first time, park visitors managed to spot Ombu, a jaguar born in the wild thanks to the species' reintroduction programme. This sighting represents much more than an unforgettable encounter: it is proof that the largest cat in the Americas is reclaiming its place in the ecosystem. Every new sighting confirms that restoration and conservation efforts can reverse decades of biodiversity loss and return key species to nature, helping to restore its balance.

Every sighting is a sign of hope: when we protect ecosystems, nature finds a way to recover and thrive once more. Be part of it!