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ATLANTIC RAINFOREST
The Atlantic Forest is one of the most threatened rainforests in the world. Once it stretched all along the Brazilian coast occupying an area of about 1.1 million square kilometers. Sadly, five centuries fo colonization have taken their toll and less than 10% of this great forest remains. Even today, the still impressive remnant of forest attest to its past glory and some still rival the Amazon in biological diversity and surpass it in beauty. And they are the last stronghold for some of the world rarest species.

PAMPAS
In the very south of Brazil, we find the Pampas,flowing open grassland plains interrupted by buttes and mesas. Along the coast, marshy grasslands and lagoonsare important stopovers for migratory birds. Most of the pampas have been developed for agriculture: the south is an important producer of soy, grain, rice, corn, wine, beef, pork and poultry. But there are important conservation areas where you can admire the pampas in all its glory.

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