

Protecting millions of acres in Chile and Argentina with Kristine Tompkins
“I thought well I can die tomorrow, it’s fine, they are back.” Kristine Tompkins is founder of Tompkins Conservation and former chief executive of the outdoor-apparel company Patagonia. She and her late husband Douglas have been pioneers of rewilding since the beginning of the movement. The couple purchased millions…
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