Iberá Wetlands

The Iberá Wetlands, located in northeastern Argentina, are one of the world’s largest freshwater wetlands, covering approximately 15,000 square kilometers. This vast ecosystem features extensive marshes, lakes, and rivers that support diverse plant and animal life. It’s a vital habitat for many species, including the marsh deer, jaguar, and over 350 bird species. The wetlands also provide important services like water filtration, flood control, and sustaining local communities. Recognized for its ecological importance and beauty, Iberá is a protected area aimed at conserving its rich biodiversity and promoting sustainable tourism and habitat preservation.