Missionary Jungle

Missionary Jungle Argentina

Mission has a subtropical rainforest covering 35 percent of the province, 27,000 square kilometers of territory in the province of Misiones. The Missionary Jungle is characterized by warm rain, with temperatures averaging 16 degrees Celsius in winter and 25 summer seasons, achieving times of 40 degrees Celsius.

In the Missionary Jungle Argentina there are 2,000 species of plants and a large number of animals, including 400 species of birds. One of the most biodiverse systems of Argentina, the world, and is currently threatened by deforestation of private companies. It is estimated that to date have lost 40 percent of the original surface of the Misiones rainforest.

Today there are regulations for the sustainable use of the jungle, forest management should strive toward economic visibility, considering all the environmental, social and operational exploration and production, making sure to keep the biodiversity of the Missionary Jungle addition of water , Soils and unique and fragile ecosystems. In 1999, Law 3631 establishes missions sanctioned by the "Comprehensive Conservation Area and Green Corridor Sustainable Development. " In summary, the Green Corridor is a general-purpose reserve where they can develop various Missionary Jungle activities in the jungle do not degrade natural resources.