The Chilean National Parks had made this ranch their number-one conservation priority for over 30 years due to its high biodiversity and key population of endangered huemul deer, one of Chile's national animals.
The Chilean National Parks had made this ranch their number-one conservation priority for over 35 years because it sits between two existing National Reserves, namely Jeinimeni and Tamango, together. This area is prime habitat for the endangered huemul deer, one of Chile's national animals.