Lonquimay · Araucanía · Chile

Protecting Wildlife in the Araucanía

From Lonquimay, heart of northern Patagonia, we work to conserve Chile's natural heritage. We rescue, rehabilitate, and protect the species that make this region unique.

6+ Protected species
200+ Animals rescued
10+ Years of work
Who we are

Born from love for the land and its creatures

Fundación Luan was born in Lonquimay, in the heart of the Araucanía, driven by the urgent need to protect the native wildlife that inhabits the temperate forests, steppes, and volcanoes of this extraordinary region.

We work with Mapuche and settler communities, with scientists and volunteers, building bridges between ancestral knowledge and modern conservation.

Our story
Our work

What we do

01

Wildlife rescue

We rescue and rehabilitate injured or endangered animals to reintegrate them into their natural habitat.

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02

Ecological corridors

We create and restore corridors that allow wildlife to freely move between ecosystems.

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03

Environmental education

We work with schools and communities to foster a culture of respect and care for nature.

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04

Species monitoring

We conduct censuses and track key populations such as puma, huemul, and Andean condor.

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05

Sustainable tourism

We develop wildlife watching routes that generate income for conservation and local communities.

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06

Reforestation

We restore native forests with indigenous species of the Araucanía, creating habitats for local wildlife.

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Adopt a wild animal

Choose a native species and become its symbolic godfather or godmother. You'll receive a personalized certificate and updates about your adopted animal.

Puma Cóndor Andino Guanaco Choike

Your support transforms lives

Every donation directly contributes to the rescue, rehabilitation, and protection of native wildlife in the Araucanía.

$5.000 Feeds an animal for a day
$50.000 Funds a rescue operation
Environmental donations · Law 21440

Allied organizations

Fundacion Huilo Huilo
Rewilding Argentina
ONG Kintu