The Eastern Pacific Seascape spans Central and South America, covering a total of 2 million square kilometers. A number of the world’s most important natural habitats lie within the Eastern Pacific Seascape, including Malpelo and Cocos Islands, Coiba, and the Galapagos, where Charles Darwin carried out his groundbreaking research. Each region within the Eastern Pacific Seascape has unique environmental, economic and cultural importance.
Il Parco nazionale di Coiba è un'area naturale protetta che sorge sulla omonima isola dell'Oceano Pacifico, vicino alle coste del Panamá. Leggi ulteriori
