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In this paper we study the conditions by means of which the native forest emerged in Córdoba, Argentina, as an object of a diversity of knowledges that at the present can be related to ecology, at the beginning of the colonial period, but mainly between mid-19th century and late 20th century, through the analysis of three discourse modulations: 1) the forest as an object of exploration, 2) the forest as an object of quantification, and 3) the forest as an object of protection. The problem of forests was not always an environmental one, although it has been since long a matter of social and political relevance, and that it was modeled by a scientific-technical tradition which settled at the beginning of the 21st century to fulfill the need of a territorial ordering law of Argentinian native forests. For the analysis we built a documentary corpus with bibliography related to the history of natural sciences, biology and forest science in Córdoba and Argentina.

Explorar, contar, proteger. La emergencia de los bosques como problema ambiental en la historia argentina