Ecuador Expat and Travel Blog August Archive

The Yunguilla Reserve

By Website Introductions at 08/13/08 21:29

Coming back after vanishing 30 years ago, the pale-headed Brush-finch is just one among the number of critically endangered species that are being protected by the Yunguilla Reserve here in Ecuador.

The Reserve was created to protect and preserve Ecuador's prized wildlife, and to be enjoyed by tourists coming from all over the world. Come and discover what Yunguilla has to show here in World Land Trust.

Link: Ecuador Reserves: Yunguilla Reserve; part of the Tropical Forest Project in Ecuador

The Green Adventure: Yunguilla and Tulipe

Tired of the deep, blue sea? Then it's probably time for you to hit something green, like Yunguilla and Tulipe in Ecuador.

This grassy town serves as a reserve for its extensive array of flora and fauna. Neaby, you will see the forest that covers a part of the place. It is largely underdeveloped, so you won't see any hotel nearby. Instead, what you will find are inns and campsites. Now that's taking your vacation to the next level.

Link: discovering ecuador: Yunguilla and Tulipe