Katalapi Park Foundation Publishes its 2025 Annual Report
We are pleased to present the 2025 Annual Report of the Parque Katalapi Foundation. To read and download the English version in PDF, click on the image
Author: Corcuera
XIX International Colloquium on Plant Ecophysiology
January 27-30, 2026 FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT (CLICK HERE) COLLOQUIUM PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS HERE We would like to invite you to the “XIX version of the International Colloquiun on Plant Ecophysiology”. This will be held in...
International Graduate Course: Plant Ecophysiology in Extreme Environments
After 5 years since the series of courses on Plant Ecophysiology was suspended due to the pandemic, Parque Katalapi is pleased to announce that this successful international course on Plant Ecophysiology will resume...
Editorial in the new journal of plant ecophysiology highlights the importance of Chilean ecophysiologists and Parque Katalapi in this discipline
The journal Plant Ecophysiology (https://www.sciltp.com/journals/PlantEcophys) has just been launched. Its first editorial, written by Professor Dr. Jaume Flexas, is entitled “On the Forgotten Importance of Plant Ecophysiology: It’s Time to Say We Are...
Katalapi Park Foundation Publishes 2024 Annual Report
We are pleased to present the 2024 Annual Report of the Parque Katalapi Foundation. To read and download the English version in PDF, click on the image
New Permanent Carnivore Monitoring Program at the Parque Katalapi Nature Sanctuary
The Parque Katalapi Foundation has launched a carnivorous mammal monitoring program in the Parque Katalapi Nature Sanctuary.This program aims to closely follow the main species of carnivorous mammals that inhabit the park, including pumas,...
The Birdwatchers Network (ROC) and Katalapi Park are promoting a new Bird Banding Station
Austral Thrush (Turdus falcklandii), White-crested Elaenia (Elaenia albiceps), Green-backed Firecrown (Sephanoides sephaniodes). Photo: Danae Garrido The Birdwatchers Network (ROC) has launched a program to expand knowledge about the biology, ecology, and migratory routes of...
Establishment of permanent long-term ecological monitoring plots in the Katalapi Nature Sanctuary Park
With the participation of students from the 4th and 5th years of the Biology program at the University of Concepción, the establishment of permanentlong-term ecological monitoring plots began in Parque Katalapi, one of the LTSER-Chile...
Parque Katalapi is recognized as an Area of Importance for Bat Conservation
The Latin American and Caribbean Network for Bat Conservation (RELCOM), after reviewing the background information presented by the Bat Conservation Program of Chile, has certified that it recognizes the Parque Katalapi Nature Sanctuary as...