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In Panama's vast natural canvas, Coiba National Park stands as a biodiversity sanctuary that plays a crucial role in the conservation of migratory birds. Located in the Gulf of Chiriqu&&i&&, this island paradise is much more than a refuge for wildlife; It is a vital link in the migratory chain of birds traveling between North and South America. Every year, thousands of migratory birds make their way through the skies of the Pacific, finding Coiba a place to rest and feed as they prepare for the next stage of their journey. It is in the mangroves, forests and beaches of this park where these birds find shelter and vital resources to regain strength before continuing their migration. Additionally, Coiba is home to an impressive variety of resident birds, many of which are endemic and endangered. Coiba's importance as a habitat for migratory birds has led to its international recognition as a Ramsar Site, underlining its fundamental role in wildlife and biodiversity conservation. In every flight of these migratory birds is a reminder of the beauty and fragility of our natural ecosystems, and the importance of protecting and preserving places like Coiba National Park for generations to come.

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