In the Esteros del Iberá, you can find some of the most incredible animals we have in Argentina: the Yaguareté, yacaré, marsh deer, and capybara. In addition, you can go bird watching, share with gauchos or learn about the Guarani culture. In this episode, I have a chat with Roque Boccalandro, and he'll explain us how tourism came about in this region and why it's such an incredible place to visit.

[Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish]

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About Roque: He is a park ranger and bird guide at Iberá Park. He grew up in Carlos Pellegrini, the town in the province of Corrientes with access to the Iberá Lagoon and the first to start tourism in the region.

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