Colombia’s National Natural Parks have marked 66 years of work conserving the country’s natural and cultural wealth, built through thousands of encounters, lessons and shared efforts.
The institution recalls the moments that make this work special, such as seeing an Andean bear with her cub, hearing children who dream of becoming park rangers, or watching humpback whales arrive.
‘I conserve natural resources for my grandchildren and future generations,’ says Erling Córdoba, a leader of the Tumaradó community, one of many that work with the parks.
