Acre (Brazil)

Acre is a small, state located in the western part of Brazil, bordering Peru and Bolivia. Known for its rich rainforest, it forms part of the Amazon basin, supporting diverse wildlife and ecosystems. Acre’s capital, Rio Branco, serves as the administrative and economic hub. The region has a history of rubber extraction and indigenous cultures, and today it combines agriculture, forestry, and ecotourism. Its remote location and lush environment create a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, making Acre an important area for conservation and sustainable development within Brazil.