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New Velo de la Novia Regional Conservation Area Safeguards Yungas and Endangered Species in Ucayali, Peru - Andes Amazon Fund
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New Velo de la Novia Regional Conservation Area Safeguards Yungas and Endangered Species in Ucayali, Peru - Andes Amazon Fund
Andes Amazon Fund celebrates the establishment of the Velo de la Novia Regional Conservation Area (RCA) in Ucayali, Peru, which spans 35,583 acres (14,399.75 hectares) of Peruvian yungas (cloud forest) and humid tropical forest. Velo de la Novia, which translates to “Bride’s Veil,” gets its name from the 275-foot-tall waterfall that crashes onto a smooth rock face within the conservation area. This is the third Regional Conservation Area to be e…
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