Why Is the Puma Triangle Vital to the Biodiversity of Colombian Orinoquía?

In the eastern plains of Colombia, the union of three natural reserves of civil society has served to confront deforestation and the degradation of ecosystems. They have done so by planting more than 20,000 native trees and creating biological corridors. The project, called the Triángulo del Puma, has achieved the sighting of about 300 species of mammals and birds and has allowed pumas (Puma concolor), dantas (Tapirus), chigüiros (Hydrochoerus h…