Native Forest

The Native Forest-present in the VIII and IX Geographical Regions of Chile- is mainly made up of Roble, Raulí and Coigue. Complemented by secondary species such as Radal, Lingue and Avellano. In the X geographical Region the Native Forest consists of Coigüe, Tepa, Mañío and Tineo, among others.

In some section of the areas covered by Native Forest, species such as Araucaria and Cypress are found, species which have been declared natural monuments and therefore are protected by law. These areas are identified on our maps as Forest with a High Conservation Value since they are part of our national patrimony.

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