thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 4月11日 03時29分

Photo by @bethjwald // Chopé, a local “mencho” or gaucho, rides his horse bareback and leads another through the Esteros el Iberá, a vast marshlands in Corrientes Province of northern Argentina. When the water gets deeper, he and his horse will swim. Horse and canoe are the main transportation the handful of families who live on small, low islands deep in the Esteros; they build homes of the local materials – grasses and reeds- and raise pigs and chickens and graze a few cattle in the marshes. Some inhabitants are descendants of the original Guarani people of this part of Argentina and a few speak no Spanish. It is a unique way of life that is quickly disappearing; but the Conservation Land Trust (CLT), the Argentine team of Tompkins Conservation, is working with some of these families to develop local eco-tourism options that will allow them to continue to follow their old traditions along with conserving wildlife and freshwater environments. See more photos of this remote and fascinating corner of northern Argentina on my feed @bethjwald and on CLT’s: @cltargentina @parqueiberacorrientes @tompkins_conservation #esterosdelibera #swimwithhorses #horseculture #guarani #mencho #wetlands

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