Conservation and Sustainable Use of Chiloé Globally Significant Biodiversity

This project will take a bioregional approach to biodiversity conservation, ensuring conservation within the national park, while at the same time demonstrating biodiversity-friendly alternatives in the wider Chiloé landscape. Both approaches will build upon the approach demonstrated through the Chiloé Model Forest. These Model Forests are about community-based partnerships and about people learning to make decisions together. This project seeks to demonstrate how local partnerships can bring together all stakeholders to develop a common vision of biodiversity conservation and sustainable forest management.