Loma Guayabillas

This forest is part of the natural and cultural identity and makes available ibarreño trails, physical infrastructure and stops allowing visitors the chance to enjoy a panoramic view of the city, knowing the Center Wildlife Management and bushes

Guayabillas that are unique exquisite fruit plants in the area.

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The lack of green space led the Mayor then called Loma acquire Guayabillas for the purpose of turning it into a natural park that benefits and meets the needs of recreation and leisure time use of its inhabitants, also becoming a major attraction of local and international character.

Extension

The full extent of this forest is 54.1 hectares, of which 4.6 is on loan CACMU, making it one of the largest urban parks in the country.

Climate

The climate is moderate allowing it to be enjoyed throughout the year, with average temperature of 17 º C. Its location is adjacent to the south-east of the city of Ibarra.

Fauna Within the area of ​​rescue are: green parrots, blue headed parrot, parrots frentirrojas, barbamarilla parrots, macaws, guayamayo dwarf parrots, hawks, small turtles, turtle rocks, motelo turtle, turtles, snapping turtle,

boas, iguanas, alligator, capuchin monkey, woolly monkey, spider monkey, clown, squirrel cuchuchos, agouti, sloths, ocelots, African lioness, pork Sahin, called.

• Symbolic Species: The representative of the area comprise diversity of associated fauna, a total of 28 species in the area of rescue.

Flora The main species found in the forest include cat's claw, Lantana rugulosa, blackberry, hawthorn goat matico, ragwort, guayabilla, Cholan cedrillo, cedar Andean molle, carob, boorish,

guaba razor guarango among others. There are also areas dominated by grasses especially Kikuyu.

• Native Plants: Eucalyptus. The particularity of this species makes this site are few shrubs, which have the same way of patches or islands scattered in the forest of eucalyptus.

 

 

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