Current initiatives | Scientific Tourism

The network seeks to promote those who strive to link research with educational travel. Here we present in summary initiatives of the partners that comply with promoting participative or citizen research and an active diffusion of acquired knowledge.

There are numerous initiatives in the world that link science and tourism, in which research can be very specialized or for the general public. These initiatives all associate a recreational and educational component, that is, they invite you to travel intelligently, learning and sharing emblematic or very unknown places.

More details of each initiative can be found on the websites of the institutions that lead them.

Transfer and development of sustainable tourism in protected areas

To consolidate the link between the scientific community and the tourism enterprises in the sectors of Puerto Gaviota and Puerto Cisnes, through the incorporation of new technologies…

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Valle de Bravo Monarch Butterfly Network

In order to help protect the monarch butterfly hibernation phenomenon in an area of great biodiversity, the TES Center team in Valle del Bravo is working on a scientific tourism proposal for the monarch butterfly region.

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Explorando el Istmo de Ofqui

From March 18 to April 9, 2014, the “Ofqui Isthmus 2014 Expedition” explored Laguna San Rafael National Park in the Aysén Region.

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The botanical gardens of Lautaret.

Its mission is the development of research platforms, the maintenance of botanical collections, the training of students and the dissemination of science among the general public.

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Serra Gaúcha - Protected Areas and New Geopark

University activities, scientific congresses and explorations with local and tourism actors will seek to coordinate the enhancement of the Serra Gaucha and the creation of a UNESCO Geopark in the Campos de Cima da Serra.

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Algarve’s Mediterranean landscape and flora

A scientific eco-volunteer tourism project as part of university programs that aims to offer free guided tours to tourists throughout the Algarve region.

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Project RefLab - Sentinel Shelters

Due to climate change (+2°C in a century in the Alps) and the 50% decrease in the terrestrial cryosphere, the modification of mountain sports practices and the lack of knowledge of the high mountains, refuges have become advanced bases for the observation of natural phenomena and cultural changes.

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LACOS - Coastal Lagoons of Rio Grande do Sul

The objective of the Coastal Lagoons project was to raise the situation of the coastal lagoons of Rio Grande do Sul in terms of the characteristics of the water, biodiversity and the various environmental services provided by these ecosystems.ation of a UNESCO Geopark in the Campos de Cima da Serra.

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A geography of the imaginary in Chilean Patagonia

The study seeks to show a geographical evolution from the period of last maximum glacier to the melting of the northern Patagonian ice fields and the progressive advance of water and man towards the Pacific Ocean from the Great Lake Chelenko (now Lake Carrera / Buenos Aires).

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Community Census of Cetaceans

Aysén Mira el Mar is an initiative that invites the citizens of Aysén to identify the archipelagic fauna and flora in the insular zone. These fjords and channels of the Pacific Ocean are territories to conserve that belong to everyone.

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Mont Blanc Participative Science

Ecology and knowledge sharing.

The Centre de Recherches sur les Ecosystèmes d’Altitude (CREA Mont-Blanc) is a research organisation specialising in the study of natural mountain environments. Since 1996, CREA Mont-Blanc combines the quest for excellence in ecology and the exchange of knowledge.

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The Route of the Museums of Aysén

This project seeks to enrich the regional tourism offer, by linking local tour operators with museums, as well as with the incorporation of cultural / natural heritage milestones.

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The Patagonian Archipelagos

It sought to support the tourist development of the Aysén coast in benefit of the socio-economic growth of local communities and the conservation of ecosystems of high fragility and regional and global importance.

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Transfer and development of sustainable tourism in protected areas

Transfer and development of sustainable tourism in protected areas

Valle de Bravo Monarch Butterfly Network

Valle de Bravo Monarch Butterfly Network

Explorando el Istmo de Ofqui

Explorando el Istmo de Ofqui

The botanical gardens of Lautaret.

The botanical gardens of Lautaret.

Serra Gaúcha - Protected Areas and New Geopark

Serra Gaúcha - Protected Areas and New Geopark

Algarve’s Mediterranean landscape and flora

Algarve’s Mediterranean landscape and flora

Project RefLab - Sentinel Shelters

Project RefLab - Sentinel Shelters

LACOS - Coastal Lagoons of Rio Grande do Sul

LACOS - Coastal Lagoons of Rio Grande do Sul

A geography of the imaginary in Chilean Patagonia

A geography of the imaginary in Chilean Patagonia

Community Census of Cetaceans

Community Census of Cetaceans

Mont Blanc Participative Science

Ecology and knowledge sharing.

The Route of the Museums of Aysén

The Route of the Museums of Aysén

The Patagonian Archipelagos

The Patagonian Archipelagos

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