Ecoregions of Brazil

Beneath the Canopy: Exploring Brazil's Araucaria Moist Forests

Nestled within the mountainous regions of Southern Atlantic Brazil and bleeding into northeastern Argentina, the Araucaria moist forests ecoregion stands as a testament to the ecological richness of the Atlantic Forest biome. This coniferous forest ecoregion is characterized by its diverse landscapes, unique flora, and rich biodiversity.

Brazil's Emerald Necklace: A Journey into the Serra do Mar Coastal Forests

The Serra do Mar Coastal Forests, an ecoregion nestled along the southeastern coast of Brazil, stand as a bastion of biodiversity and ecological richness within the Atlantic Forest biome. This ecoregion encompasses a mosaic of montane forests, high summits, and lush valleys, creating a haven for many plant and animal species. These forests remain a vital stronghold for conservation efforts, harboring endemic species and a critical center of endemism in South America.

Discovering the Upper Paraná Atlantic Forests: A Treasure of Biodiversity

The Upper Paraná Atlantic forests, also known as "Selva Paranaense," represent a verdant expanse of tropical moist forests nestled within the South American Atlantic Forest biome. This ecoregion, characterized by its rich biodiversity and ecological significance, stretches across the southern reaches of the Brazilian Highlands, extending through southern Brazil, eastern Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina.