Parque ecológico Kurt Beer, Nature reserve in Piura, Peru
Parque ecológico Kurt Beer is a nature reserve in Piura featuring wetlands, forests, and walking trails throughout its grounds. The park supports numerous native plant species and diverse bird populations that visitors can observe while exploring the different areas.
The protected area was established to preserve the natural habitats of the Piura region and support scientific research. Its naming honors a botanist whose work contributed to understanding and valuing the ecosystems of this area.
The park honors a German botanist through its name, reflecting the region's connection to international scientific research. Local communities and visitors engage with environmental education programs that highlight the importance of protecting native ecosystems.
The park is open to visitors daily, with self-guided exploration available throughout the grounds or guided tour options for those wanting more detailed information. Entry allows full access to all trails and observation areas within the reserve.
The reserve exists in a semi-arid region where the diversity of habitats within its boundaries is surprisingly high. This concentration of different ecosystems in one location makes it an important place for research and wildlife observation.
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