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| View of the capital from the Reserve. Typical Pampas Gras. |
Eco-tourists will feel their heart beating faster in a
fabulous place in Buenos Aires: the Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve.
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| The Great Egret |
The Buenos Aires
Ecological Reserve also known as the Reserva
Ecológica Costanera Sur is a 865-acre low land territory on the Río de la
Plata riverbank located in Puerto Madero only 10 minutes from downtown Buenos
Aires, Argentina. The Ecological Reserve is worth a visit if you want to escape
from the noise and pollution of the metropolis and discover nature trails where
you can watch birds, stroll, cycle, and marvel at the beautiful landscape
consisting of a great variety of typical coastal plants and characteristic
fauna such as the Pampas Grass. You will be able to observe 60-90 species including bird species such as
the Coscoroba, the Great Egret, the Black-necked Swan and White-tufted Grebe. Other wildlife you
might be able to admire are the Coypu, Pampas Cavy, Hillary’s Side-necked
Turtle and Black Tegu Lizard.
