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The Gu&&a&&nica Natural Reserve, located in southwest Puerto Rico, is of great importance for the conservation of coastal ecosystems on the island due to its biological diversity and its role in protecting unique species and habitats. The reserve encompasses a variety of coastal habitats, including mangroves, dry forests and wetlands, which are vital to the health of marine and terrestrial ecosystems.

Regarding flora, the reserve is home to a variety of plant species adapted to drought conditions and poor soils, some of which are endemic to Puerto Rico and are in danger of extinction. As for fauna, the reserve is home to several species of birds, reptiles and mammals that depend on these coastal habitats for food, reproduction and shelter.

In addition to its importance for biodiversity, the Gu&&a&&nica Nature Reserve also plays a crucial role in protecting the coast against erosion and storms, acting as a natural buffer that helps mitigate the effects of climate change. In short, the reserve is an ecological treasure in Puerto Rico that plays a vital role in the conservation of coastal ecosystems and the protection of biodiversity.

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