The Patagonia Azul Provincial Park has been established in Chubut, Argentina, to protect one of the country's most biodiverse coastal regions. This initiative, led by the provincial government in collaboration with the NGO Rewilding Argentina, involves purchasing private land and donating it back to the state for enhanced legal protections. The park spans almost 300,000 hectares, with a significant portion designated as a no-take fishing zone, addressing the impacts of industrial fishing. This area is home to diverse wildlife, including humpback whales and Magellanic penguins. The park aims to boost sustainable tourism, potentially generating significant economic benefits for local communities while reinforcing conservation efforts.