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CEIBAS y ALMENDROS
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| Scarlet macaws (Ara macao) are rare in Sarapiquí, but they inhabit our reserve. | Centennial Almendro tree (Dipteryx panamensis) in one of the reserve's trails. | Great Green Macaws (Ara ambiguus)
are endangered. They live and nest in Ceibas y Almendros. |
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| Trail - boundary of the property, ideal for mountain bike. | Visitors
hiking on a trail through
Ceibas y
Almendros' forest. |
One of the wetlands within the property. |
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"Olla de mono".
Fruit of Lecithys
ampla, one of the
endangered tree species that grow in Ceibas y Almendros.
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The
strawberry poison dart frog is one of the many
amphibian species that inhabit our forest. |
More than 300 species of
resident and migratory birds
find food and shelter in Ceibas y Almendros.
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![]() Small tree emerging from the land at the reforestation site, Ceibas y Almendros Biological Reserve. |
Resistant material obtained
from fallen trees from our reserve has been used in the
construction of the first ecolodge. |
![]() The ecolodge will be ready for use soon. The roof was designed with local architecture in mind. This design maximizes natural ventilation. |
View of the ecolodge within the
reforestation area. The beautiful tropical rainforest is seen in the
background. |
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