Brazilian Felines

Protection to our animals

One of main items used to measure forest preservation is to look at the top of food chain. In South America, presence of big sized felines is a safe evidence of high quality environment.

Araupel´s forests shelter hundreds of species that are threatened in other areas, among them we can highlight jaguars (Panthera onça), jaguatiricas (Felis pardalis), cougars (Puma concolor) and wild cats (Leopardus tigrinus). These species can survive in the region only because of presence of fauna corridors, thanks to the policy of well forest management in native and reforested lands.

Flora Species

Green wealth preserved

The company holds, as a gift to future generations, one of the largest private owned Nature Reserves in South America, RPPN Corredor do Iguaçu, with more than 5,000 ha of Atlantic Forest totally preserved.

Rare and important plants species can be found in the region, such as Cedar, Cinnamon, Wild Orange Tree, among many others.