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Recent article in National Geographic. This park in Argentina has been open since 2017. Interest continues to grow as more tourist services as added.
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Apart from the murder of Roseo that's a wonderful article, so thanks for posting. 
I have always wanted to visit, but the climate is harsh over there, so it should be planned carefully. Also, the park has only a handful of access points, there are no facilities, and information on on the internet is scarce.
The area is also being burns down illegally to make room for crops.
The area is also being burns down illegally to make room for crops.
That's not so good. 
This reportage by LaNaciónwas enlightening. The image of the hummingbird being forced to drink stinky toilet water in the village's school because of the drought (due to deforestation) is heartbreaking.
This reportage by LaNaciónwas enlightening. The image of the hummingbird being forced to drink stinky toilet water in the village's school because of the drought (due to deforestation) is heartbreaking.
I'll take your word for it. I can't watch stuff like that. 
Roseo’s murder was dreadful! What, if anything, happened to the murderers?
