Protected Areas in Colombia

The Sumapaz Páramo: Colombia's Pristine Moorland Majesty

The Sumapaz Páramo is a stunningly beautiful and ecologically important region in the Colombian Andes. It is the largest moorland ecosystem on the planet and features vast expanses of high mountain grasslands, rugged peaks, rolling hills, and vibrant colors. Sumapaz National Natural Park safeguards this area and serves as a sanctuary for countless species of flora and fauna amidst the pristine wilderness.

The Vibrant Heart of Colombia: Serranía de la Macarena National Natural Park and Caño Cristales

Nestled within the Colombian Andes, the Serranía de la Macarena National Natural Park and the breathtaking Caño Cristales River, often called the "River of Five Colors" or the "Liquid Rainbow," are testaments to Colombia's natural beauty and ecological diversity. These areas in the Meta department offer visitors a unique glimpse into the region's geological wonders, rich biodiversity, and vibrant ecosystems.

Tribugá-Cupica-Baudó Biosphere Reserve: A Jewel of Biodiversity and Sustainability in Colombia

The Tribugá-Cupica-Baudó Biosphere Reserve in Colombia protects the Gulf of Tribugá region's biodiversity, cultural heritage, and habitats like mangroves, rainforests, and coral reefs. It promotes sustainable development, scientific research, and community engagement while tackling challenges such as illegal fishing and deforestation.

Utría National Natural Park: A Vibrant Mosaic of Biodiversity and Culture

Nestled along Colombia's Pacific coast, Utría National Natural Park is a true gem. Here, lush, mountainous rainforests meet the azure waters of the Pacific Ocean. This protected area in the Pacific/Chocó Natural Region of Colombia encompasses a vast expanse of marine and terrestrial environments. Situated within the Tumbes-Chocó-Magdalena Hotspot, it is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and cultural heritage.