2021 Newsletters
Newsletter N°27, January 2021
Category: News
Katalapi Park is now officially recognized as a Nature Sanctuary by the Chilean Government
Katalapi Park, a private protected area in Puerto Montt, southern Chile, has been officially recognized by the Chilean government as a Nature Sanctuary, which is equivalent to a nature reserve now legally...
Katalapi Park publishes its 2019 Annual Report
Katalapi Park Foundation is pleased to present its 2019 Annual Report. In 2019 we made progress in various aspects of the Foundation, such us hiring a professional executive director, offering a variety of...
Mushroom season in Katalapi Park
A variety of fungal species is present in Katalapi Park, and reveals itself most fully during these autumn months. The current temperatures of 0 – 16 °C (32 – 61 °F) and the more...
Reflections in times of a pandemic
Natural disasters oblige us time and time again to confront our vulnerability. After an earthquake, when trying to recover the most basic elements in order to survive, for a time we feel our smallness...
2020 Workshop Calendar
For information, write to reservas@parquekatalapi.cl
New poster on insects of the temperate rainforest found in Katalapi Park
This new poster on the insects of the temperate rainforest that are present in Katalapi Park was compiled and designed by Gloria Oyarzo with information and photos from “INSECTOS TÍPICOS DEL BOSQUE VALDIVIANO. Una...
University students from USA visit Katalapi during study trip to Chile
For the 2nd consecutive year, Katalapi Park hosted a group of North American university students as part of a Wildlands Studies’ study abroad program. The 4-day visit to Katalapi was the start of the...
Grants Awarded for Design of Two Environmental Educational Programs
We are happy to report that Katalapi Park Foundation will be collaborating this year in the design of educational programs for two projects to be financed by the Environmental Protection Fund of the Environment...
Short video about the beautiful and lush flora of Katalapi
Bastian Gygli and Gonzalo Koo, of the firm Montaraz Naturaleza, visited Katalapi Park during August 2019. For several days, they took beautiful pictures and videos around the park. After a month of hard work,...
