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Where Ancient Trees Stand: The Forests of Pumalín

Where Ancient Trees Stand: The Forests of Pumalín

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Journey with me deep into Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park, the ecological crown jewel of Chile's Route of Parks, where I stood in awe before ancient Alerce trees (Fitzroya cupressoides) that have thrived for over 3,000 years. In this immersive episode, I explore one of Earth's most pristine temperate rainforests, spanning nearly one million acres and storing an estimated 229.3 million metric tonnes of carbon. Witness the remarkable conservation legacy of Douglas Tompkins, founder of The North Face, who transformed controversial land purchases into a revolutionary approach to ecosystem preservation. I was stunned to discover how this biodiversity hotspot receives a staggering 6,000mm of annual rainfall, creating one of the planet's wettest temperate forests where coastal fog-swept valleys meet Andean peaks. Learn why these forests store three times more carbon per hectare than the Amazon and how they protect 25% of the world's remaining Alerce trees - cousins to California's giant sequoias. From the eruption-scarred town of Chaitén to breathtaking "Jurassic Park" landscapes, this episode reveals how Pumalín represents the future of conservation: not just protecting wilderness, but creating corridors that maintain ecological connections across an entire region. What spoke to you the most? Drop me a note! Thanks for listening!

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Where the Wild Calls: A Journey through Patagonia's Route of Parks

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Ancient Giants of Patagonia
01:48 Welcome to Puma Douglas Tompkins National Park
02:48 Journey to the Heart of the Park
05:58 Chaiten Volcano Eruption
07:18 The Visionary Behind the Park
10:09 Pumalin’s Unique Geography
11:27  Patagonian Jurassic Park
17:08 Exploring the Alerce Trail
24:04 Reflecting on Conservation and Legacy
26:02 Join the Conservation Adventure

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