A Patagonian research foundation's whale science helped Chile create a 100,000-hectare marine park protecting one of the Southern Hemisphere's last blue whale feeding grounds.

100khectaresTic-Toc Golfo Corcovado Marine Park established with MERI research support

4speciesWhale species monitored by MERI's AI acoustic buoy network

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