Península Valdés Ecomapa is a non-fiction book authored by E. Urruty, Zagier, which offers an ecological guide and map to the Península Valdés region in Argentina. This comprehensive ecomap provides valuable insights into the unique environment and biodiversity of the area. The book explores the Península Valdés, a rugged peninsula located along the coast of Patagonia in Chubut Province. It is renowned for its exceptional wildlife and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ecomap serves as a guide to help visitors navigate and understand the diverse ecosystems found within this natural sanctuary. In the publication, Urruty, Zagier provides detailed information about the various habitats, including marine areas, coastal zones, and terrestrial ecosystems. Readers will learn about the rich marine life such as whales, seals, and penguins, as well as the diverse bird species and terrestrial fauna. The ecomap highlights important conservation areas, wildlife reserves, and protected sites, making it an essential tool for ecotourists and nature enthusiasts. 'Península Valdés Ecomapa' aims to promote sustainable tourism and raise awareness about the region's ecological significance. It provides practical information, including tips on responsible wildlife watching and suggestions for exploring the peninsula's natural wonders. The book's focus on the environment and its detailed mapping make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the natural history and conservation of Península Valdés.