Last Wild Places: Iberá | National Geographic

Iberá National Park in northeastern Argentina is part of one of the largest wetlands in South America, but much of its wildlife went extinct in the 20th century due to widespread hunting and habitat loss. Now, a dedicated team of conservationists is working hand in hand with local communities to reintroduce many of the keystone species that were lost, while also helping to preserve the region's unique cultural heritage. If you want to learn more about the conservationists work you can read this article on our website: on.natgeo.com/3eE5WKy
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A dedicated team of conservationists is working to reverse the biodiversity extinction crisis in northeastern Argentina. What was your favorite part of this video?

[@tinyGrim1]

The giant anteaters and how they explain how they do such good works. And how they respect and keep cultures and let nature be. So lost in USA now days. 😪

[@wendy2593]

This video tells us a story of the animals people love enough to give them freedom. What a beautiful world this could be if we all shared love for one another and for nature. How beautiful it is to see people working together for the good of us all.

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[@hellewellejus2895]

Final note. I hope to be able to visit this wonderful place some day

[@Gazetteer-ch3pp]

The baby anteater was so cute!

[@nichopulli7142]

These people are doing some brilliant work and seeing their work fills me with hope that we can restore that that we have lost

[@samsontarimo]

Very sure

[@NatGeo]

Aren't they amazing? Thanks for watching.

[@samsontarimo]

Very amazing

[@suhailahmmed2921]

Superb ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌🏼

[@honeybear200]

@James Yu JESUS CHRIST is TRUTH and LOVE

[@jozz2248]

I loved how the sleepy anteater looked like it was pulling up the covers like it was too early for school. 2:50

[@one087]

These are the People who ACTUALLY DO something that we need to see more on mainstream media..

[@redapple2593]

This video needs to be shared ,particularly amongst the Argentinian people so they can continue to support these conservation programs of their native animals.

[@MrZekinhaluiz]

Racist

[@juliamiranda4330]

@@MrZekinhaluiz why racist? he is rigth, we need to know how much talent we have in our country. Its a shame that the video is in english!!

[@aliciayal-rabeah7230]

I pray and hope that all the countries in the world will copy this program to help those helpless animals who are in our hands... Gracias Argentina!!!

[@martinfoss3788]

theese videos are great to see, huge props to National Geographic for showcasing this program

[@NatGeo]

We're so glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the support.

[@veritorossi]

My country has so many beautiful places!

[@anwarsaeed4566]

From which country you belong?

[@JM-fo1te]

Like the Falklands

[@anwarsaeed4566]

@Alexander Supertramp yes i watch this

[@anwarsaeed4566]

@Alexander Supertramp yes it is very beautiful places. fantastiv video.❤

[@gonzaloalfano625]

@@JM-fo1te not the flklands they are argentina , las malvinas argentinas , clama el viento y ruge el mar.

[@sharvaneethale5669]

The cinematography is so stunning. Has the feel of an old western especially in the beginning.

[@nikhilpatil1644]

Hats off to those people helping to revive nature. They are ths real Heroes💕💕👆👆

[@neelima6460]

They are the most beautiful people.., like look how authentically happy they are on releasing Jaguars.. Love love love..

[@philippebourdeau2281]

These folks are absolute heros. Thanks National Geographic for showing this to the world.

[@salejuntada2708]

Corrientes, Argentina ❤️😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@artpmpln]

Thanks for that NatGeo and massive thanks for this heroes in Argentina!!!

[@AriWibowo-tu2uc]

I'm very proud of you guys, regard from Indonesia, we have a lot of wild animal in Sumatera Island but we need your support to protect the animal from the extinction and hunting

[@ids4070]

Thank you brother, I really like your country, it is very beautiful and it has very cute animals. I also know that agriculture there is growing a lot, that's fine but always with care, here in Argentina we let agriculture grow without chains and our "pampas" that used to be large savannas with huge herds of llamas and deer, small groups of wild pigs and ñandues, with jaguars and pumas behind the herds of herbivores, ended up disappearing, leaving today fields of soy, wheat and corn and many cows. The people of Indonesia must not allow the same mistake to be made as in Argentina, they must leave their huge jungles with their elephant monkeys and deer growing free.

[@souravbir1159]

I am from India. ❤️😍 Mother nature awesome

[@sephkurai]

Hello from USA. Enjoy the sunrise and beauty of the world!

[@fabrizio116]

I'm from Corrientes, I really appreciate what you guys are showing here...makes me really proud.

[@IO-hh3gw]

The Macaws are so beautiful! They are meant to fly high they look so vibrant on the blue sky they are not meant to be caged.

[@laila8754]

Someday, I want to know Argentina!

[@AzlianaLyana]

I think the best feeling ever is when you've provided all the care and preparation they need and they succeed to thrive in the wild. Awesome conservation work! 👍😁

[@ids4070]

UH wacho me re emocione y eso que es un video gringo, saludos desde argentina es lindo ver al Yaguarete de nuevo en las pampas

[@ralphramirez3671]

The release of the jaguar. Was emotional.

[@DhavalPatel-jy7qy]

true

[@santiagotraba3732]

As an Argentinian I’m very proud of what they have done👏🏻👏🏻

[@SomethingToRemember]

Amazing place! Would highly recommend everyone to travel there, one of the best experience in our lives

[@millenialguidesontech846]

Imagine, living in a place like that after you retire, having no stress and noise I think it's gonna be amazing also you will be near to a place where nature thrives

[@martymctirri3227]

This project deserves a Nobel Prize.

[@subramoniamcb]

Beautiful places All are the beauties of nature

[@willekec4437]

What a beautiful initiative! I really love this video. Thanks for sharing this on KZbin!

[@jaygilbert4546]

The unbridled JOY in the hearts of the conservation workers' hearts as the jaguar walk free of the enclosure is almost palpable. Bravo!

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I love the information and knowledge given us by National Geographic

[@NatGeo]

We love being your portal to the world...and beyond! Thanks for watching.

[@frai7631]

My heart is filled with gratefulness for these people. Bless their hearts. ♥

[@reonsylvester719]

Hello from India. Kudos to these people for taking trouble and working to conserve this National park. Thank you nat Geo for this video.

[@RC2V6]

You guys should do a doc in this style about the Jaguar Institute in Brazil, as well. The conservation program is just amazing. Just saying.

[@sebastiansk1700]

The jaguars reintroduced to Iberá come from Brazil. Thanks brothers. Greetings from Argentina

[@joaopaulooliveira4408]

Owww What a wonderful shortfilm nice to see this kind o video. Congratulations Natgeo and all the staff members of this project.

[@abraxas1983]

well done Argentina. greets from Europe

[@walter3827]

Amazing..we must protect our nature..we don't have another planet with this beautiful creatures

[@wandarask8444]

Ola Bonita, Thankyou you so much National Geographic. Love Australia.

[@Dami2024ue]

I love this place, been there three times. It's vegetation, animals, pure air. It's perfect

[@sediqrahimi6419]

They are the best in wold ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Richie016]

Diverse wildlife, spectacular Gaucho adventure.

[@jenndavies2063]

Ese lugar es mágico, es hermoso lo que están haciendo. Gracias!

[@windaseco5945]

They took care of all the animals. We can all see it in their furs, feathers and coats. ❤❤❤❤ soooooo soooooo beautiful!

[@lilliamnarvaezgarcia2198]

Bravo, Argentina. An example for the world.👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@onettadora234]

I got goosebumps to see this entire dedication to nature....

[@holysteve4212]

That's really amazing place.... With amazing peoples....

[@Tortolo-fs5gx]

Felicidadez alos Argentinos... Thank you 😊

[@Jetlag78]

That place is awesome.

[@gonfk6fer607]

Hermoso argentina!

[@_.skyyblue._]

I never realized how cute anteaters were!

[@indikawijayaratne6794]

This is truly amazing. Much appreciated the team, and their dedication

[@pirihern9329]

Muchas gracias.

[@tanyawilson4249]

The solution is so elegant and beautiful

[@glassesb5199]

Muchas gracias

[@maratmarat1386]

My one of the most lovely videos.its impressed my so deep.very important to see videos like this.thanks

[@GamerplayerWT]

Never thought I’d think an anteater was cute...but there you go.

[@sarahaddadi8888]

Wow I love nature

[@hikingwithmarty]

Thank you National Geographic for sharing this great content with the world, and show us that there are many of us out there working hard to keep the planet healthy. People like these give hope and inspiration, and I believe that content such as this should be hyped more among youngster rather then many of the nonsense that is around on social media nowadays. Inspiring!

[@eastcoastartist]

Thank You!

[@samsontarimo]

I will visit the place someday,... God bless

[@bryanbaker6257]

What it's all about truly amazing and inspirational

[@OneManWP]

guide: she's super sleepy, but seems perfect. antelope: hello darkness my old friend

[@rinaxowalker3632]

Magical ! Got a bit emotional when I saw the otter run out of it's cage and when the jaguar was leaving. God bless these people and the animals !

[@Dimmass84]

Grande mi corrientes pora💪 Que sigan los existos!!

[@jesusdominguez9149]

Que hermosa gente haciendo cosas asombrosas. There is hope!

[@Adamtfrank]

Beautiful and absolutely inspiring

[@worldview2888]

very beautifully made video .. PLEASE continue to have such incredible productions!

[@19bendunk]

Im mostly impressed from the facilities they built for their projects and for the animals to feel better and develop, bless you people!

[@Mariana_805]

Hermosa historia y labor

[@PampaSelvagem]

Wow wow wow!!!!!! Freedom for the nature!

[@kadiwalahmad7476]

Amazing.

[@zmajoule6908]

This makes me so emotional.good job to these people. God bless you all!❤

[@wendysalter]

Warms my heart.

[@kerryharper5675]

Thank you!! What beautiful people 🕉

[@melidiaz7234]

Qué hermoso ❤️😻

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Super cool video

[@gopalhari7900]

Thank You Net Geo For this Documentary

[@dmjord412]

Magnificent animals and caretakers.

[@pevidex]

Yes, thanks for that.

[@codespace]

Love to see such initiatives

[@glenngilbert7389]

Incredibly moving and a tribute to the dedication of all those involved. Also gives me joy to know that many of the animals released would otherwise never have had a worthwhile life, contributing to the survival of their species and of the habitats. It's also great to see zoo bred animals being used in this project, because it's a testimony to the fact that responsible zoos can in fact return species to the wild.

[@yasmined985]

What an amazing initiative 👏👏 such beautiful people

[@gabrielalamberti5860]

Bravo Argentina!!! 👏👏👏🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@taslimchoudhary1253]

Awesome Video 👍👍🇮🇳👍👍

[@alexisabercrombie53]

Love all the cricket sounds

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

very good conservation effort, thanks to all for your effort.

[@philia95]

Amazing! I want an update on this place!

[@manuelsalcido881]

Wow amazing stuff ..bravo braaavo 👏👏

[@christine8925]

😍😍 mind-blowing

[@Fatima88800]

Good luck, great team.

[@kashyapscrib6432]

Loved it

[@bencoheed]

Very nice documentary about conservation of our biodiversity

[@Pantheragatos]

That place looks amazing. I'd love to be there working and living with all of those beautiful animals and nature.

[@zddxddyddw]

You can visit, it's a great place for eco-tourism! I went there back in 2016 and it was an amazing and moving experience, with so much nature teeming with wildlife 24/7.

[@zacwhaley1793]

This is so inspiring!

[@kurtmcneil8193]

What an amazing example of the perfect woman. And you are all amazing people, most people have no idea this is even happening!!!

[@joseurquia9650]

Great job!

[@danieljaygocela4048]

Thank you people who try so save the nature earth, you do a good things to us its a great to see that persons protect animals, hope no more extinction of animals,

[@prayfornathannatureshow]

so uplifting.

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Beautiful :)

[@roycel9219]

We have been there. Truly amazing place.

[@highdeserthuntinggmail9375]

Bravo!!!!!