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A LOOK AT THE REGION OF TAMBOPATA CANDAMO

Welcome to Tambopata Tours, one of the most amazing places in the Amazonia Peruana Field . This peaceful paradise is located southeast of Peru and allows visitors to soak up the wonderful and special experiences that encloses the Amazon

rainforest, while the spy jaguars, harpy eagles the plummet, otters are immersed in water natives and provide plenty

of sustainable resources that nature provides them Tambopata tours. This travel agency will let you know the history

of the Tambopata region, one of the most beautiful and iconic places where wildlife still exists within the Tambopata

tours. In the Tambopata region is the headwaters of the Amazon River fourteenth largest tributary: the mighty river

Madeira, after 3200 km long joins the Amazon, where it empties into the Atlantic Ocean.

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Is the longest river in the world, is the largest freshwater ecosystem of the world and contains one-fifth of the

planet’s fresh water. This region is also located near Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world.

The Peruvian Amazon makes up the largest rainforest on earth. Home to half of biodiversity, birds, insects and

plants on the planet. The rainforests provide timber, fiber, food, fuel and medicines, but are unfortunately

disappearing quickly because about 500 000 km2 have been cleared. It is known that if the rainforests disappear, excess carbon dioxide produced by the world’s industries, climate changes will affect the planet. Fortunately for the

world, Tambopata Reserve is one of the moist lowland forests better protected from the Peruvian Amazon. An initial

inventory driven by David Pearson in 1980 at the confluence of the rivers

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reported a record for the number of animals, including 80 species of reptiles and amphibians, 533 species of birds,

77 varieties of mammals and 151 species of dragonflies and their derivatives. The Rapid Assessment Program,

conducted in 1992 by the International Environmental Conservation confirmed that the area is extremely rich in

diversity of species in Tambopata tours of many years of research led to say that there are 103 varieties of

amphibians, 632 of birds, 169 mammals, 103 reptiles and 205 fish. These studies were conducted in fourteen different places in the region, seven of which were in areas of tourist accommodation. In this area of ​​Peru, have

discovered new species of birds, leading to the conclusion that the existing inventory increase. In 2007, a new bird

called the Rufous twist (Cnipodectes superrufus) was discovered. The innumerable variety of species in Tambopata

tours has helped deemed to Peru as the country with the largest mega world as it hosts 10% of the species on earth. Many of these are unique to this area, as the poisonous toad biolat (Dendrobates biolat) woodpecker (Picumnus

subtllls), the jungle fowl cacique (Cacicus koepckeae), the white-cheeked bird flycatcher (Poecilotriccus albifacies),

the squirrel sanborn (Sciurus sanbornl), among others. Tours Tambopata is a stopover for many migratory birds,

including the osprey (Pandlon hallaetus) and wide-brimmed harrier (winged Hawks).

CREATING A HAVEN FOR BIODIVERSITY TAMBOPATA TOURS:

The stories of the Tambopata National Reserve and the National Book Bahuaja Sonene are intertwined. They form

part of the National Natural Protected Areas System by (SINANPE) and are managed by the Institute of Natural

Resources (Inrena), which in turn, since 2008, has been absorbed by the newly created Ministry of the Environment.

The recognition of the importance of preserving protected areas began long ago, when naturalists and scientists first

visited the region. Initially, in 1974, about 5 500 hectares to the Tambopata Reserve were recognized and build the first lodge was authorized in the region, the Explorer’s Inn. Later, in 1980, Conservation International began

lobbying for the area is declared National Park. The January 26, 1990, the government of Peru declared the Tambopata-Book as “protected area” and extends it to 1.5 million (one million five hundred thousand) acres,

extending from the hills to Puno Madre de Dios River and incorporates the Candamo Reserve Tambopata tours. The decision to create a National Park is not something to be taken lightly.

The process is first declare reserve area,

which is a temporary appointment, as the region is studied to see what type of permanent status will belong. In 1992,

Conservation International sent a Rapid Assessment Team, in order to make a biological survey of the high

Tambopata Tours of Tavara-Candamo and the region of the Pampas del Heath. They also organized many local, regional and national meetings to propose this as a national park reserve. First, in July 1996, the Bahuaja-Sonene

National Park, a third of the Tambopata-Reserve was declared a reserved area by the President, Alberto Fujimori. This included the National Shrine of the Pampas del Heath, on the border with Bolivia, protecting the islands of

grasslands surrounding this region, which do not exist in any other part of Peru. The name Bahuaja Sonene is given because the tribe Ese’eja, which lives in the area so I called the two major rivers crossing ancestral territory, the

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in the native language, and Heath, or Sonene, also in the native language. Just before the park was declared

intangible, a concession in Candamo river was awarded to the Mobil-Exxon Corporation, but conservationists said that this was “a real gem of Candamo and last land untouched by humans.” Long .

campaign to counter the government’s decision Winitzky Daniel, famed conservationist, made the documentary

began.: The Final Frontier, which received a massive ranking television history was three native Ese’eja during their

journey through the Candamo This achieved. give the government to reverse course on that concession.

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After the documentary, there were many fears that the rest of the Reserve Tambopata tours the could use for the purpose of extracting oil, but in 2000 the entire Reserve was officially declared a “protected area” and removal

companies Oil was considered a success. This achievement helped to stop the exploration and extraction of natural

gas found underground Valley Candamo. Meanwhile, the Tambopata Tours National Reserve with an area of ​​

274,690 hectares, located in the province Tambopata and Madre de God, was declared a protected area and the Reserve was incorporated the area of ​​1,091,416 hectares Valley Candamo which 70% is in the screed Tours Puno and

the remaining 30% in the region of Madre God, it is then that the park becomes the Tambopata-National Reserve.

The area along the Tambopata River and the road between Cusco and Puerto Maldonado, were declared as “neutral

zones”. People are allowed to live, grow and harvest the natural resources of the forests of the neutral zones. The creation of this park is the efforts of local residents, private and nonprofit organizations. When this reserve was

created, there was strong opposition from local people for fear that they prohibit use of natural resources and be

encouraged against their subsistence activities. However, today, the people of the Book are enjoying the benefits,

including eco-tourism that supports the region of Tambopata tours.