Reserva de flora y fauna Dr. Rodolfo Tálice, Nature reserve in Trinidad, Uruguay.
The Reserva de flora y fauna Dr. Rodolfo Tálice is a nature reserve in Trinidad that protects animals and plants across distinct habitats. Walking trails lead through different zones where visitors can observe wildlife in open spaces and wooded areas.
The reserve was founded in 1990 and named after Dr. Rodolfo Tálice, a prominent Uruguayan parasitologist. It was created as part of a broader conservation initiative to protect the region's native plants and animals.
The reserve forms part of the UNESCO Global Geopark Network through its integration with Grutas del Palacio Geopark since 2013.
The best way to explore is on foot or by joining guided tours that navigate the various pathways. The reserve is close to other natural attractions in the region, making it easy to combine with other visits.
Visitors can explore the grounds using pedal-powered vehicles in a safari-style experience. This allows observing wildlife in their natural setting without walking long distances.
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