E14 From Hunter to Nature Protectionist in Argentina
In this episode, I chat with Jaime, a wildlife ranger in Argentina’s Entre Ríos province, while I’m visiting his nature reserve on a photo safari—all in Rioplatense Spanish.
Jaime shares his story: growing up in a rural area where he sometimes had to hunt to eat, and how that experience slowly shaped his deep commitment to protecting local flora and fauna. We also talk about the region’s animals, real-life life-in-the-wild advice, and yes—what you should do if you get bitten by a yarará (a venomous snake). Can you guess his answer?
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