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Egg rescues that can save the most endangered animal in Patagonia
Hope for the Hooded Grebe: Three captive-bred chicks released in Santa Cruz
Bird count and open talk on Global Big Day in El Calafate
Endangered birds: three captive-bred Hooded Grebes are released
A beacon of hope for the Hooded Grebe
Fascinated by birds: clubs and experts joined the Patagonian Global Big Day
Plague in Patagonia: guess the animal that does not exceed one kilo in weight but eats larger animals
Hooded Grebe birds raised in captivity are released: “It could mean the difference between extinction and survival”
The conservation of fauna species in Santa Cruz is the main goal
Hooded Grebe: Perreque, Mañero, and Chiquito were released in Santa Cruz
Ignacio Roesler
For the first time, Hooded Grebe chicks raised in captivity will be released into their natural habitat
AI and nature: the alliance that can save species
For the first time, Hooded Grebe chicks were released in Argentine Patagonia
In Argentina, they manage to breed and release a threatened bird species into its natural habitat
Hooded Grebe: Captive-bred chicks released for the first time in Santa Cruz
Hooded Grebe chicks raised in captivity released for the first time
