11° Programa Dejando Huellas Pampeanas

In a new episode of Leaving Footprints, we share an in-depth interview with Leandro Altolaguirre, an agronomist, teacher, environmentalist, and a leading figure committed to defending the environment and natural resources of La Pampa. During the conversation, we explored his personal history, his roots in Acha, his professional training, his time in public service, his commitment to teaching, and his perspective on key issues for the province: water, the Colorado River, the Glacier Law, Medanito, environmental liabilities, and the role of social organizations. Leandro shared a key reflection: caring for the environment doesn't mean halting progress, but rather demanding that production be carried out responsibly, with oversight, and with a commitment to the future. He also shared his more human side: his story of resilience, his experience with illness, the value of family, and a phrase that encapsulates his greatest legacy: "My footprints are my children." An interview that invites us to think, learn, and understand that just causes require commitment, courage, and perseverance. Leaving Footprints: stories that inspire, teach and help us to look at our province with greater awareness.