Selva Maya

E642545

Selva Maya is a vast tropical forest region in Mesoamerica, spanning parts of Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize, and recognized as one of the largest remaining continuous tracts of rainforest in the Americas.

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Surface form Occurrences
Selva Maya region 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf biodiversity hotspot
ecoregion
rainforest
tropical forest region
borderedBy Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
containsArchaeologicalSites Maya ruins
containsPart limestone karst landscapes
lowland rainforest
savanna patches
seasonally flooded forest
wetlands
hasBiome tropical moist broadleaf forest
hasClimate humid climate
tropical climate
hasConservationStatus threatened by deforestation
threatened by habitat fragmentation
hasCulturalHeritage Maya civilization NERFINISHED
hasFauna Baird's tapir NERFINISHED
harpy eagle NERFINISHED
howler monkey
jaguar
ocelot
puma
scarlet macaw
spider monkey
hasFlora cedar
mahogany
tropical hardwood trees
hasHumanPresence indigenous communities
hasLanguageOrigin Spanish name
importantFor biodiversity conservation
carbon storage
climate regulation
regional water cycle
isOneOf largest remaining continuous tracts of rainforest in the Americas
locatedIn Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Belize NERFINISHED
Guatemala NERFINISHED
Mexico
nameMeaning Maya Forest NERFINISHED
partOf Central America NERFINISHED
Neotropics NERFINISHED
subjectOf forest conservation projects
transboundary conservation initiatives
supportsActivity ecotourism
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
cattle ranching
illegal logging
infrastructure development
wildlife trafficking

Referenced by (3)

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Maya Biosphere Reserve partOf Selva Maya
Xpujil partOf Selva Maya
this entity surface form: Selva Maya region