Réserve De 531 Ha De Forêt Primaire À Des Fins De Préservation, Sarapiqui

The primary rainforest is close to the town of Pangola, province of Heredia, in Costa Rica. The property spans roughly 531 hectares (nearly 1,480 acres) and is a rare parcel of primary forest that includes massive trees, including Ceibas, Almendro, and Guacimo, among rare species. Significantly, the land serves as a habitat for several endangered species, including jaguars, pumas, tapirs, and ocelots, which are regarded as prominent animal species in Costa Rica. The primary forest harbors a diverse array of critically endangered bird species, such as the green Macaw, which is indigenous to Costa Rica.

- The owners have been dedicated for over 25 years to conserving more than 531 hectares of pristine jungle.
- Two contracts with FONAFIFO (government funding) is responsible for the allocation of government funding for a 531-hectare forest project.
- Land is accessible along a public road.
- Within the property are creeks, swamps, and primary forest.
- More information available upon inquiry.