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The bow of a small boat points toward a wall of verdant rainforest as explorers navigate the waterways of Corcovado National Park. These natural corridors provide access to otherwise impenetrable jungle, allowing researchers and visitors to witness one of Earth's most biodiverse environments with minimal ecological disruption. Costa Rica has protected this extraordinary wilderness since 1975, preserving critical habitat for endangered species like Baird's tapir, harpy eagles, and five of the world's six feline species, all of which find refuge in this remarkable sanctuary.
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CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK PHOTOGRAPHY | COSTA RICA'S RAINFOREST WILDERNESS
The bow of a small boat points toward a wall of verdant rainforest as explorers navigate the waterways of Corcovado National Park. These natural corridors provide access to otherwise impenetrable jungle, allowing researchers and visitors to witness one of Earth's most biodiverse environments with minimal ecological disruption. Costa Rica has protected this extraordinary wilderness since 1975, preserving critical habitat for endangered species like Baird's tapir, harpy eagles, and five of the world's six feline species, all of which find refuge in this remarkable sanctuary.