Neotropics

The Neotropics is a term used to describe a large region that includes Central and South America, along with the Caribbean. It’s known for its incredibly diverse ecosystems, such as tropical rainforests, mountains, and islands, which host a vast variety of plant and animal species. These areas are rich in biodiversity and play vital roles in global climate regulation and ecological health. The Neotropics also feature many indigenous cultures and are important for scientific research, conservation efforts, and understanding the planet’s natural history.