Description

About the Program

Join a unique field research experience in Argentina’s Patagonia, focused on the ecology and conservation of Magellanic Penguins. This course combines scientific investigation with hands-on practice, empowering students to contribute to wildlife conservation while gaining valuable academic and professional experience.

Objectives

Observe and analyze the behavior of Magellanic Penguins during the breeding and chick-hatching season.
Record vocalizations and evaluate their role in reproductive behavior and chick care.
Understand predator-prey dynamics within penguin colonies.
Apply field research methodologies and develop skills for scientific publication.

Partners

This program is developed in collaboration with Brazilian research institutions such as CRAS USU (Santa Úrsula University), a recognized center for marine animal rehabilitation and wildlife conservation.

Details

Dates: December 1–5, 2025

Location: Argentina’s Patagonia | Punta Tombo & Valdez Peninsula

Format: Scientific field research campaign with opportunity to co-author a scientific article

Investment: US$ 2,300 (includes ground transportation, single-room accommodation with breakfast, and park entrance fees)

What’s Not Included: Flight tickets

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