Nariva Swamp

E559270

Nariva Swamp is Trinidad and Tobago’s largest freshwater wetland, renowned for its rich biodiversity, mangrove forests, and importance as a habitat for numerous bird and wildlife species.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater wetland
protected area
area approximately 6,200 hectares
approximately 60 square kilometres
country Trinidad and Tobago NERFINISHED
hasDesignation Environmentally Sensitive Area
Important Bird Area
Ramsar site
hasEcosystemType coastal lagoon
freshwater marsh
mangrove forest
palm swamp
seasonally flooded forest
hasFauna blue-and-yellow macaw
caiman
capybara
howler monkey
manatee
numerous migratory bird species
red-bellied macaw NERFINISHED
scarlet ibis
hasFlora mangroves
moriche palm
reeds and sedges
hasHabitat freshwater swamp forest habitat
mangrove habitat
wading bird habitat
waterfowl habitat
IBAIdentifier TT006
isImportantFor biodiversity conservation
carbon sequestration
fisheries
flood control
migratory birds
isLargest freshwater wetland in Trinidad and Tobago
locatedIn eastern Trinidad
locatedNear Manzanilla NERFINISHED
Nariva River NERFINISHED
Ortoire River NERFINISHED
locatedOn island of Trinidad NERFINISHED
managingAuthority Forestry Division of Trinidad and Tobago NERFINISHED
RamsarDesignationYear 1993
RamsarSiteNumber 559
threatenedBy drainage and land reclamation
illegal hunting
illegal rice farming
pollution
usedFor birdwatching
ecotourism
fishing

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Trinidad hasProtectedArea Nariva Swamp