The texts gathered here seek to reflect on some representations, discourses and practices that build the space called Patagonia. For this, the authors start from diverse and transdisciplinary theoretical-methodological frameworks such as subaltern studies, decolonial theory, gender research, environmental ethics, cultural and religious geography and ecofeminism. The topics addressed are: relationship between culture-nature as a political reflection; religiosity of Latin American migrants in San Carlos de Bariloche; production of territoriality based on colonial cartography; desert and public policy in Patagonia.