Carolina Jarpa
PROFILE
Carolina Jarpa’s work at Pew’s Chilean Patagonia project focuses on supporting the local coalition’s efforts to advance unprecedented conservation policies and collaborations among organizations working to protect Patagonia. She is currently working to expand and deepen our relationships with critical partners and government agencies.
Before joining Pew, Jarpa focused on diplomacy and coordinating large and complex international and national events.
She holds a bachelor’s in fine arts and a master’s in human settlements and environment from the Universidad Católica de Chile, where she completed additional studies in ecology and landscaping.
OUR WORK
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December 22, 2023Chile Celebrates Inaugural National Protected Areas Day
At the third Latin American and Caribbean Congress on Protected Areas in Lima, Peru, in 2019, countries were urged to designate a day to raise awareness about protected areas’ importance—to wildlife...