Campos Amazônicos National Park

The park encompasses 961,317 hectares of diverse ecosystems, including dense rainforest, open grasslands, and seasonally flooded areas at the junction of three Brazilian states.

The Brazilian government established Campos Amazônicos National Park in 2006 to protect biological diversity and ecological processes around the Machado, Branco, Roosevelt, and Guaribas rivers.

The Tenharim, Jiahui, and Piripkura indigenous communities maintain traditional territories that overlap with or border the park boundaries.

Access to the park requires transportation by boat or small aircraft due to its remote location and limited infrastructure within the protected area.

The Roosevelt River flows through the park from south to north while maintaining average annual rainfall of 2,300 millimeters and temperatures between 12 and 32 degrees Celsius.

Location: Rondônia

Location: Amazonas

Location: Mato Grosso

Inception: 2006

Elevation above the sea: 128 m

Operator: Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade

GPS coordinates: -8.54256,-61.48328

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:06