Forests for conservation in the OSA Peninsula.

This titled farm is very close to the limits of the Corcovado National Park, which makes it mostly 70% primary forest areas for conservation and the remaining 30% continue to be land suitable for agriculture.

Due to its characteristics, the presence of flora and fauna is exuberant and abundant in this area. This farm possibly has one of the widest, tallest and most iconic “Ceiba” trees in the area, which you can see in the photos.

This farm has private access to the place and you will have to cross a river to get to these jungles.

During my walk in this intense forest I was able to observe many birds and some typical mammals of the area such as monkeys and coatis. This farm is totally suitable for those people who want to make sure they get land where they will never have neighbors or any type of development around them and their already existing areas for agriculture will give the possibility of a private and self-sustaining life. Or for those who want to buy and assure the planet that these lands will once again be part of the wild world.