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Sprawling across the state of Querétaro, the Sierra Gorda is one of the most unusual reserves in Latin America and a biological melting pot unmatched on the North American continent—a place where temperate mountains, semi-desert hills, and lowland jungle mix to spectacular effect; where you find species typical of the Rockies, like black bears and Douglas-firs, mingling with tropical specialties, like jaguars and macaws; a place where, in just a few miles, you can venture from a foggy cloud forest of firs and sweetgums draped in exotic orchids, to arid hills of columnar cactus and agave.

Author: Scott Weidensaul, Meet Me at the Oasis, Audubon Magazine 2009

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