Pasochoa

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Pasochoa is an extinct volcanic mountain in Ecuador known for its lush cloud forests and rich biodiversity within a protected ecological reserve.

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Pasochoa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct volcano
mountain
protected area
accessFrom Quito
Sangolquí
climate cool
humid
country Ecuador
elevation 4200 m
approximately 4200 meters above sea level
fauna deer
hawks
hummingbirds
spectacled bear (occasional)
tanagers
flora Polylepis forest
surface form: Polylepis trees

bromeliads
orchids
geologicalType stratovolcano
hasFeature cloud forest
eroded caldera
grass páramo zones
montane forest
ravines
IUCNCategory protected area (national level)
knownFor birdwatching
cloud forest ecosystem
hiking trails
rich biodiversity
lastEruption prehistoric times
locatedIn Pichincha Province
locatedNear Quito
management Ecuadorian environmental authorities
mountainRange Andes
partOf Andes
protectedAs Pasochoa Wildlife Refuge
ecological reserve
status extinct
trailNetwork marked hiking trails
usedFor ecotourism
environmental education
scientific research
vegetationType Andean cloud forest
high Andean grasslands
viewOf Antisana
Cotopaxi (volcano)
surface form: Cotopaxi

surrounding Inter-Andean valley

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Cordillera Occidental contains Pasochoa
subject surface form: Cordillera Occidental (Ecuador)