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Species Lists

Plants / Plantas – Cocha Cashu

Mammals / Mamíferos Cocha Cashu y P.V. Pakitza 2008

Birds recorded within the Manu Biosphere Reserve, Departments of Cusco and Madre de Dios, Peru. This list was compiled by Barry Walker and Doug Stotz and is up-to-date as of March 2014: Bird List Manu Biosphere Reserve 190314 Barry Walker

Photo: Jessica Groenendijk
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Testimonials

“I was at Cocha Cashu in 1989 or 1990 with a team working on a manakin project.   I would have to consider it one of the best experiences of my career in biology. Cocha Cashu was a paradise. The bird and animal life was spectacular, and I loved the time spent on the lake and river especially when the otters were around, and swimming in the same waters as the caiman. It was a great opportunity to work with Peruvian students. Visiting with the local natives was another highlight. Because many other scientists were there doing other projects, there was a good opportunity to participate in other activities - bat mistnetting, botany projects, etc. I would encourage anyone who has the chance to take the opportunity to spend some time there.”

Anonymous
"Cocha Cashu was an experience like no other. To be immersed in such a pristine, natural environment was breath-taking. I loved waking up to howler monkeys, walking into spider webs, and watching the giant river otters. What a special place..."

Alison Sienkiewicz
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