Indigenous Argentineans, disrespected and ignored for too long, are forging new alliances in their quest to safeguard the natural world.
A red dirt road. Along one side are eucalyptus trees and ash-blond pampas grass, whistling softly in the breeze.
On the other, a high wall, topped with several rows of barbed wire, stretching far into the distance. At one point, there is a watchtower, with lights.
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