The Tambopata National Reserve, in the Amazon, encompasses diverse ecosystems like tropical forests, river habitats, and clay licks. Part of the biodiverse Madre de Dios Ecoregion, it's home to endangered species and a wide range of flora and fauna, including over 600 bird species, butterflies, and ants. Known for ecotourism and research, it offers activities like jungle treks and wildlife spotting. Sustainable tourism practices help preserve this vital conservation area and its unique biodiversity.