Thanks to the rich geography, which translates into 18 eco-regions, our country enjoys a natural capital that contributes significantly to global diversity. Seven of these eco-regions belong to the Patagonia region.

The most sought-after species by lovers of this activity in the Province of Neuquén are: Giant Woodpecker, Choique, Macá, Condor and Pato de los Torrentes, among others; and they can be found in the different tourist areas of the province.

The Neuquén shrubby steppe has some characteristics that make it an oasis for rest and the natural habitat of birds. The mountain and steppe area of wetlands with rivers, lakes, lagoons and reservoirs are favorable environments for various species to coexist in harmony. Black-necked Swans, Flamingos, Ducks, Macás, are some of the species with the greatest presence in the towns of Neuquén Capital, Vista Alegre and Zapala. It is important for the area to consider the existence of 4 Aicas: Laguna Blanca National Park, Auca Mahuida Protected Natural Area, Paso de los Indios and El Mangrullo Protected Natural Area.