Sierra de la Laguna

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Sierra de la Laguna is a biodiverse mountain range in southern Baja California Sur, Mexico, known for its pine–oak forests, endemic species, and status as a protected biosphere reserve.

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Surface form Occurrences
Cerro de la Laguna 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biosphere reserve
mountain range
protected area
biodiversityStatus biodiversity hotspot
center of endemism
biome dry forest
pine–oak forest
thorn scrub
climate more humid at higher elevations
semi-arid at lower elevations
country Mexico
designatedAs UNESCO biosphere reserve
designation Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere Reserve
ecosystemService water catchment for La Paz region
water catchment for Los Cabos region
elevation ~2100 m
elevationMax ~2100 m
fauna bats
raptors
reptiles
small mammals
songbirds
flora cacti
oak species
pine species
succulents
hasEndemism endemic birds
endemic mammals
endemic reptiles
high plant endemism
hasFeature canyons
cloud forests remnants
granite massifs
oak forests
perennial streams
pine forests
seasonal streams
springs
waterfalls
hasHighestPoint Cerro de la Laguna
locatedIn Baja California
surface form: Baja California Peninsula

Baja California Sur
northwestern Mexico
managingAuthority CONANP
near Cabo San Lucas
La Paz
San José del Cabo
partOf Peninsular Ranges
protectionStatus federal protected area
threat deforestation risk
overgrazing
tourism pressure
wildfire
usedFor birdwatching
ecotourism
hiking
scientific research

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Baja California Peninsula ranges contains Sierra de la Laguna
Baja California Sur contains Sierra de la Laguna