2023 / 27 min.
Ramón Navarro joins the Kawésqar people, an Indigenous community stripped of their nomadic traditions during the colonization of Patagonia, in their struggle to protect their ancestral territory and waters. The salmon farming industry, which is encroaching ever deeper into the region, is polluting and destroying this delicate ecosystem. On this journey, Navarro connects with Leticia Caro and her father, Don Reinaldo, members of the Kawésqar Nomads of the Sea community, who reveal the harmful effects of salmon farming and the urgent need to designate the waters of the current Kawésqar National Reserve as a national park. As they sail, they discover common ground in their shared love for the sea.
Let's protect the Kawésqar territory forever.
Act now, join us in demanding that the government designate the waters of the Kawésqar National Reserve as a National Park. Sign this letter to the government today.
Protect the ocean so it can protect us.
Let's put an end to bottom trawling, open-net cage salmon farming, and establish marine protected areas that restore the vitality of these ecosystems and ensure that these waters can nourish us and future generations.
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