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La Corona

Ravines, ledges and natural waterfalls that harbour a great richness of species

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Since

2024

Location

Tacuarembó

163 ha

Protected ecosystems

4

Category

High Conservation Value Area

About the reserve

The area is characterised by its ravines, ledges and natural waterfalls, which allow a wide variety of species to be conserved thanks to the different interconnected patches.

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This reserve does not welcome visits

For conservation reasons, this area is not open to the general public.

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Key features

Sandstone ledges

Geological formations that harbour specialised vegetation and unique species

Ravine forest with waterfalls

Ravines with watercourses and natural waterfalls that create humid microclimates

Priority species for conservation

Populations of plant species that are priorities for the country's conservation efforts

Control of pine regeneration

Active management measures to control the regeneration of invasive exotic species

Biodiversity recorded in La Corona

576

Flora species

33

Flora prioritised for conservation

3

Birds

1

Mammals

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