Ibera Wetlands

The Ibera Wetlands, located in northeastern Argentina, are one of the largest and most preserved wetland ecosystems in South America. This expansive area features marshes, lagoons, rivers, and lush reed beds that support a diverse array of plant and animal life, including many bird species, capybaras, and caimans. The wetlands play a vital role in maintaining environmental health, offering habitat, water filtration, and flood control. Recognized as a designated wetland of international importance, Ibera is a valuable natural resource for biodiversity and ecological balance, attracting researchers and eco-tourists alike.