National Natural Parks

From here the cliffs drop 5000 feet/1524 m to the Colorado River.

Several species of endangered birds make ... home, including the peregrine falcon, bald eagle, and willow flycatcher. 

The ... covers approximately 7,970 square kilometers, which corresponds only to its terrestrial part.

More than 45 species of endemic birds, 42 reptiles, 15 mammals and 79 fish species live in ... in harmony with humans. 

The ... is a natural area of dense vegetation, within the national park, that has taken root under the almost constant rainfall that is created from the spray forced up from the gorge.

This rainforest is a fragile ecosystem that is totally dependent on the abundant water and high humidity of the constant rain.

The ... located in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland, Australia s the

world’s largest coral reef system and biggest single structure made by living organisms, which can be seen from outer-space.

A breath-taking array of over 6000 different species of marine life including fish, sharks, rays, sea turtles, whales, dolphins, and giant clams over 120 years old thrive in this unique environment.

It stretches for over 2,300 kilometres (1,400 mi) and is a gathering of brilliant, vivid marine creatures. 

The park includes the town, the waterfall and the rainforest, reaching 12km down stream.

The Ecuadorian State, through the Directorate of the ..., has focused its efforts on achieving its reproduction in order to safeguard its species, efforts that continue even after its death.

Among the smaller mammals that inhabit ... are ringtails (closely related to raccoons), beavers, gophers, chipmunks, several varieties of squirrels, rabbits and bats.