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The Marcahuello-Nalcas National Reserve, located in the Araucan&&i&&a Region in Chile, is of great importance for the conservation of biodiversity due to its diversity of ecosystems and endemic species. The reserve protects a wide variety of habitats, ranging from native forests to grasslands and wetlands, making it a vital refuge for numerous species of flora and fauna.

As for flora, the reserve is home to emblematic species such as the monkey puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana), the coigüe (Nothofagus dombeyi) and the lingue (Persea lingue), among others. These species are fundamental to the biodiversity of the Valdivian forest and provide vital habitats for a variety of animal species.

As for fauna, the reserve is home to emblematic species such as the pud&&u&& (Pudu puda), the small deer native to Chile, as well as a wide variety of birds, amphibians and reptiles. In addition, the reserve is part of the Llancalil-Donga biological corridor that connects several ecosystems and allows gene flow between different populations of species.


In summary, the Marcahuello-Nalcas National Reserve is a key protected area for the conservation of biodiversity in Chile, as it protects unique natural habitats and endemic species that are fundamental for the balance of local ecosystems.

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