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Ten EcoQuest zones are free. Nine of them have a guide here: where the place is, which species live there, and how to play it on the map. The tenth stop on the Explorer Trail stays a surprise until you reach it. No account needed.
Amazon RainforestBrazilEarth's largest tropical rainforest surrounds the river with the greatest mean flow.
Galápagos IslandsEcuadorA volcanic archipelago on the Equator, washed by nutrient-rich currents, where giant tortoises live on land and marine iguanas graze algae in the sea.
Serengeti PlainsTanzaniaOne of Earth’s great wildlife migrations: a 2023 survey estimated about 1.37 million wildebeest moving through the connected Serengeti-Mara ecosystem, chasing rain and fresh forage on a loop of about 800 km.
Great Barrier ReefAustraliaThe world's most extensive coral-reef ecosystem: more than 2,300 km of reefs, islands, channels, seagrass and mangroves along Australia's northeast coast, inscribed as World Heritage in 1981.
Arctic TundraCanada / RussiaThe treeless frozen north around the North Pole, where an ocean sits ringed by land and eight countries meet.
Coral TriangleSix nationsThe richest coral seas on Earth, shared by six nations and containing about 76% of all known coral species.
MadagascarMadagascarA giant island that broke from Africa long ago and grew its own world of life.
Borneo RainforestIndonesia / Malaysia / BruneiThe world's third-largest island, shared by Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, where proboscis monkeys use river forests, orangutans track shifting fruit, and Bornean elephants move through connected lowlands.
Gulf of CaliforniaMexicoA long, narrow sea between the Baja California Peninsula and mainland Mexico.
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