“Argentina is wherever Africa was 30 several years back,” states Les Carlisle, the former head of conservation for the African ecotourism business andBeyond, as we sip wine and the Southern Cross pricks through a darkening dome. He ought to know: With his hanging white beard and Popeye arms, Les is a pioneer of wildlife translocations, acquiring moved 30 white rhinos—21 of them all at when, a report at the time—to andBeyond’s Phinda reserve in South Africa three decades back. He had final visited Iberá in 2017, when he assisted Rewilding Argentina present its plan for reintroducing jaguars to wary neighborhood officials. He remarks often on the explosion of wildlife because…