THE ORCHESTRA OF NATURE
KASAGUADUA RNSC
Kasaguadua is a vibrant lung and refuge for hundreds of endemic species of the Andean cloud forest.
Explore this majestic visual encyclopaedia by dragging the pages. A testament to the orchestra of nature.
The gardener of the Andes. The only native bear of South America, fundamental to the health of the cloud forests and moorlands.
The continental bird with the largest wingspan on the planet. National symbol of Colombia and master of thermal currents.
An endemic species closely linked to the Quindío Wax Palm. They fly in noisy flocks over the canopy.
Known for its distinctive racket-shaped tail and iridescent colours. It builds its nests in earthen ravines.
The acrobat of the air. Its wings can beat up to 80 times per second whilst pollinating the delicate understory flowers.
Masters of energy conservation. Their slow movement allows symbiotic algae to grow in their greenish fur.
Their territorial calls can be heard for miles, forming an intricate social network in the canopy.
Its translucent belly allows its beating internal organs to be seen. An excellent bioindicator of pristine water.
Creates metallic blue flashes as it traverses the sunbeams penetrating the forest. A hypnotic spectacle.
The national flower of Colombia. Its perfect and hypnotic geometry is the pinnacle of botanical evolution in the Andean tropics.
THE PLACE WHERETHE FOREST BREATHES
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