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Flora y fauna de la Reserva Costera Valdiviana / Flora and fauna of the Valdivian Coastal Reserve
Abstract
La Reserva Costera Valdiviana es un área protegida de más de 50.000 hectáreas, administrada por la ONG The Nature Conservancy, que alberga una de las mayores extensiones de bosques lluviosos de clima templado de Chile, además de una biodiversidad única. Descubre importantes objetos de conservación que se encuentran en ella, como bosques de alerce, siempreverde y olivillo costero, ecosistemas de agua dulce, estuarios, costas rocosas, playas de arena y dunas. Podrías ver animales únicos como el zorro de Darwin, la güiña, el pudú y la rana chilena. Conoce en esta guía 100 especies de flora y fauna de la Reserva y por qué son importantes. Ayúdanos a conservar esta área protegida y la biodiversidad que contiene./
The Valdivian Coastal Reserve is a protected area of more than 50,000 hectares, administered by the NGO The Nature Conservancy, that preserves one of the largest extensions of temperate rainforests in Chile and a unique biodiversity. Here you can discover important conservation objects such as alerce, olivillo and evergreen forests, freshwater ecosystems, wetlands, rocky coasts, sandy beaches and sand dunes. You may see unique animals such as Darwin’s fox, the kodkod, the South American deer, and the Chilean giant frog. Get to know the 100 species of flora and fauna from the Reserve in this guide and why they are important. Help us to conserve this protected area and the biodiversity it contains.
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