La Selva (region)

La Selva is a lush rainforest region located in northeastern Costa Rica, known for its incredible biodiversity. It covers approximately 2,150 hectares and serves as an important ecological corridor, connecting various protected areas. The region is characterized by dense vegetation, tall trees, and a wide variety of animal species, including howler monkeys, jaguars, toucans, and countless insects. La Selva plays a vital role in research, conservation, and education, offering opportunities to study tropical ecosystems and the impacts of environmental change. Its rich habitats make it a critical example of rainforest health and resilience in Central America.