In Patagonia, a puma’s life is decided by political borders

Mongabay
Dec 7, 2022, 10:56 am51 pts
“As a boy, my father killed pumas,” says Vincente Navarra, whose family has been raising sheep against the backdrop of Argentina’s Patagonian wilderness for generations. Navarra, a 71-year-old rancher who raises livestock on Patagonia’s Chilean side was the first in his family to cross the border to…

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