Timor-Leste Park Designated World Biosphere Reserve

Timor-Leste's Nino Konis Santana Park has been designated a world biosphere reserve. The reserve hosts the country's largest remaining primary forest, coral reefs with approximately 500 fish species, and includes Lake Iralalaro.

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Parque timorense designado reserva mundial da biosfera

A reserva Nino Konis Santana alberga a maior floresta primária remanescente do país, com recifes de coral com cerca de 500 espécies de peixes. Inclui também o Lago Iralalaro.

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