Central Suriname Nature Reserve

CentralSurinameNatureReserve, with a total area of 1.6 million hectares, grows here the original tropical rainforest unique to the central and western regions of Suriname. There are a variety of primitive terrains and ecosystems in the reserve, which are very important to the upper reaches of Coppername and the source of many rivers. It plays a very important protective role and has a very significant protective value. There are many species of plants in the montane forests and lowland forests of the Central Nature Reserve of Suriname, and more than 5,000 species of vascular plants have been discovered so far. There are also many local endemic animals in the reserve, including jaguars, giant armadillos, river otters, tapirs, sloths and 8 species of primates. Guyana's moving-crowned loose bird and crimson macaw, etc.