10 Volunteers for 10 Days in Torres del Paine National Park
- Chile
- Torres del Paine
About Program
Las Torres Patagonia announces: “10 Volunteers for 10 Days”
A Social Media campaign and contest that offers the chance to win an all-expense paid voluntourism trip to Chile, hosted on two sets of dates.
The winners will experience the wonders of Patagonia, Chile while supporting the restoration of Base Torres in the UNESCO Biosphere Park Torres del Paine National Park, which is crucial to experiencing the destination as well as the ecosystem’s survival. The renowned Torres del Paine National Park in Chile’s Southern Ice Field has some of the most impressive mountains in the world. Adventure seekers and nature lovers from around the world travel to see the destination’s famous Cuernos del Paine, or “three peaks,” soaring mountains and bright blue icebergs.
The voluntourism trip will help restore trails that are deeply eroded and damaged. The project will contribute to a new era of gentle-grade trails that will directly impact the ecosystem’s continued legacy.
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Program Highlights
- Close date February 25th
- Winners will receive a five-day all-expenses-paid trip and round-trip airfare to Patagonia
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xNZ5WLCg8w
- Travelers will combine trail work, rest and exploration in one of the world’s most impressive environments.
- Entrants must be 21 years or older to participate, must reside in the United States or Canada
Program Impact
The renowned Torres del Paine National Park in Chile’s Southern Ice Field has some of the most impressive mountains in the world. Adventure seekers and nature lovers from around the world travel to see the destination’s famous Torres del Paine, or “three towers,” soaring mountains and bright blue icebergs. Las Torres Patagonia’s “10 Volunteers for 10 Days” voluntourism trip will help restore the famous trail that is deeply eroded and damaged. The project will contribute to a new era of gentle-grade trails that will directly impact the ecosystem’s continued legacy.
