Yasuní
One of the best hidden natural shelters on Earth.
The Yasuni’s hidden secrets await your next adventure.
Embrace Nature.
Yasuní
One of the best hidden natural shelters on Earth.
The Yasuni’s hidden secrets await your next adventure.
The heart of the Jungle
This haven for life and diversity is also home to ancient cultures and communities like the Waorani.
Beyond the beauty of this place, its importance is unmeasurable.
Learn about the importance of this magical place.
WILDLIFE BEYOND COMPARE
The Yasuni Intangible Reserve is a global biodiversity hotspot. Home to over 2,500 plant species and 600 bird species, it hosts countless mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Its dense jungles and vibrant landscapes offer a hidden refuge for extraordinary Amazonian wildlife.
In the middle of the intangible zone
yasuni
982,000 hectares, over 2,500 plant species, and more than 1,000 animal species present.
Waoarani Warriors
Known for being a people with a rich culture and a deep connection to the jungle.
Living Legends: Yasuní’s Animal Kingdom
Yasuní National Park, located in the Ecuadorian Amazon, is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, more than 600 bird species, 200 mammal species, 121 reptile species, and 150 amphibian species.
Notable residents include the mountain tapir and several monkey species such as the howler monkey, spider monkey, and squirrel monkey, many of which are endangered. The park is also rich in insects, amphibians, and reptiles, many still to be studied.
Yasuní’s unparalleled biodiversity plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance and serves as a natural laboratory for scientific research, making its preservation essential for future generations.
Roots of the Rainforest: Yasuní’s Flora
Yasuní National Park is also home to an astonishing variety of plants, with over 2,500 plant species. The park hosts towering trees like the kapok tree and ceiba, as well as various palms, including the açaí palm.
The area is rich in medicinal plants, such as ayahuasca, and fruit-bearing trees like the chirimoya. Yasuní is also known for its abundance of epiphytes, including orchids and bromeliads, which thrive in the canopy.
This extraordinary plant diversity is crucial for the Amazon ecosystem and provides essential resources for local communities, highlighting the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.
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Roots of the Rainforest: Yasuní’s Flora
Yasuní National Park is also home to an astonishing variety of plants, with over 2,500 plant species. The park hosts towering trees like the kapok tree and ceiba, as well as various palms, including the açaí palm.
The area is rich in medicinal plants, such as ayahuasca, and fruit-bearing trees like the chirimoya. Yasuní is also known for its abundance of epiphytes, including orchids and bromeliads, which thrive in the canopy.
This extraordinary plant diversity is crucial for the Amazon ecosystem and provides essential resources for local communities, highlighting the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.
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Our commitment with Preservation
The WAO KAMP team engages in practices to ensure the preservation of this unique place.
We show our commitment through the design and construction. Reducing our environmental impact and respecting the local culture are key elements of this project.
We use green energy to ensure the protection of the natural surroundings.
Also, we work with the local communities to protect the National Park.
experience the heart of the jungle
Few are lucky enough to have this kind of experience.
Uncover the Yasuni‘s breathtaking wonders and help us protect this unique spot.
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