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PUMA´S RESCUE CENTER IMMERSION DAY

This is a unique opportunity to connect with Argentina’s wild heart and make a tangible contribution to conservation.
Are you ready to step into the world of the puma?

About the project:
We are non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of our environment. The main objective is to create a connection between man and nature; through this connection people develop compassion and a sense of responsibility towards Mother Nature.
The puma is our emblem. We strive to create awareness of the puma’s condition in Córdoba as well as the rest of the country. Through education and investigation, we have created different programs to improve the status quo of the flora and fauna that enrich the puma’s habitat. The puma being not only an umbrella species is a keystone species; the biodiversity and abundance of other species is directly linked to its presence.
We receive animals that were trapped, while others were part of the exotic pet traffic. Some of them are injured and must live at the reserve for ever but some others can live free in their natural environment. We are also home of other rescued animals such as the indigenous Eagle (Geranoaetus melanoleucus), ferrets (Galictis cuja), monkeys (Alouatta Carayá), Llamas, Mayocastor coypus, peacoks, rabbits, hens, owls, ducks, parrots, etc.

The location
The projects is located in the scenic Calamuchita Valley of Córdoba, is a cherished Argentine destination famous for its stunning natural environment, which perfectly blends mountains, valleys, and the vast Río Tercero Reservoir. Known locally for its relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, the town’s primary appeal lies in its opportunities for aquatic sports (such as kayaking and fishing), breathtaking panoramic views, and peaceful lakeside beaches.

What to Expect on Your Immersion Day: Join us for a hands-on, inspiring day where you actively contribute to conservation efforts.

Morning Kick-off  / Mate & Mission Briefing: Start the day with a traditional mate session. We’ll explain the project's core objectives and share our latest investigation metrics and conservation goals.

Mid-Morning / Guided ReserveTour:  Walk the grounds as we share the unique, powerful story of each puma and the other resident animals who call the reserve home permanently.

Afternoon Task Assignment / Hands-On Volunteering: We will assign tasks based on the day's needs. Activities may include feeding the farm animals, cleaning animal habitats, reforesting native species, maintaining the organic garden, painting, or trail maintenance.

Late Afternoon  / Snack & Relaxation: Enjoy fresh drinks and a snack with the team. You'll then have some free time to unwind or take a peaceful walk toward the lake.

Evening / Shared Dinner: Conclude the day with a communal dinner alongside the local team, where we'll exchange life stories and reflect on the day's impact.

Pack Smart for Your Adventure:

Simple and comfortable clothes, Long trousers, bermudas, T-shirts & shirts with long and short sleeves, sweatshirt, sturdy shoes, boots or willies, sunglasses, hat or cap, sunscreen lotion, mosquito repellent.

Accommodation

Private ensuite Apartments (in case you stay more than one day)

Our private apartments are located directly within the natural reserve, providing a simple and practical place for your stay. Each apartment is equipped with the following basic amenities: ✓ Double or single Beds. ✓ Private bathroom ✓ kitchenet. ✓ Free Wi-Fi. ✓ Bed linen. ✓ Hot and cold air conditioning.