Support Karukinka: Protect subantarctic Patagonia and its living cultures
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By donating to Karukinka, you help fund independent expeditions, scientific documentation and the transmission of Indigenous knowledge across Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego.
Why your gift matters
The Patagonian channels, Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn are among the most remote regions on the planet. Your gift helps sustain field expeditions, document fragile ecosystems and amplify the voices of Indigenous communities who have lived there for thousands of years.
Every contribution strengthens demanding, independent and respectful exploration.
How your donation makes a difference
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50 € : helps create educational content about Patagonia and its Indigenous peoples.
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80 € : supports field logistics for an expedition (navigation, gear and documentation).
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120 € : contributes to collecting and sharing testimonies and traditional knowledge.
Whatever the amount, your support helps sustain long‑term, off‑the‑beaten‑path work in Southern Patagonia.
Transparency and tax benefits
Karukinka is a non‑profit association committed to transparency: donations directly fund field activities, research projects and outreach initiatives.
For every gift, you receive a donation receipt that may be used for tax benefits, according to the applicable regulations in your country.
We regularly share updates about our expeditions, partners and outcomes so you can see how your support is used in practice.
Make a donation today
In just a few minutes, you can help fund our next independent missions in Southern Patagonia. You will be redirected to a secure payment platform to complete your donation.
Other ways to support us
If you are not able to donate today, you can still support Karukinka by sharing our work with your network, relaying our content or inviting us to speak at events, trainings or media projects. Every connection helps raise awareness about Southern Patagonia and its peoples.
