Mile for Mile
Synopsis
106 miles are covered by ultrarunners through Patagonia National Park to support conservation efforts and raise awareness for the region's natural restoration.
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Synopsis
Jeff Browning, Krissy Moehl, and Luke Nelson run 106 miles through Patagonia National Park in Chile. Their effort supports Conservacion Patagonica’s restoration project aiming to preserve the region’s ecosystems. The runners connect the Jeinimeni National Reserve to the Tamango Reserve, celebrating the project’s success in conservation. The park will encompass over 640,000 acres upon completion. Donations to support this initiative are matched mile for mile by Patagonia until December 31, 2015.
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Why Watch
- Meet ultrarunner Jeff Browning in Patagonia's wild landscapes.
- See the connection between running and environmental activism.
- Find out how Conservacion Patagonica is restoring ecosystems.
Did You Know
- Patagonia National Park will cover over 640,000 acres when complete.
- The project aims to connect the cities of Chile Chico and Cochrane.
- The runners will traverse 100 miles through the Jeinimeni National Reserve.
- The park's restoration project began almost 12 years ago.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the size of Patagonia National Park when complete?
Patagonia National Park will be over 640,000 acres, roughly the size of Rhode Island.
How many miles of new trails are planned to connect the park to the local community?
The next step is to build over 50 miles of new trails to connect the park to the local community and visitors.
What is the purpose of the project in Conservacion Patagonica?
The project aims to help the land thrive and return to its natural state, while also raising awareness about environmental conservation.
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