Atlantic Forest.
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Ibiporã State Park is a small reserve in Ibiporã, next to Londrina in northern Paraná, covering 74 hectares north-east of the town between the BR-369 highway and the PR-862 road, in the Tibagi River basin. It was created as a «forest park» by decree on 30 April 1980, reclassified as a state park in 2012, and its management plan was published in 2015. The park protects a patch of seasonal semi-deciduous forest in the Atlantic Forest biome, dominated by legumes, mahoganies, figs, laurels and other families, with many epiphytes, orchids, ferns and bromeliads near its streams and pools. It has a visitor centre, parking, trails, huts, kiosks, toilets and a nursery of native seedlings, and serves research, environmental education and hiking. It suits a short nature walk near Londrina; check the hours.
Atlantic Forest.
And bromeliads.
And visitor centre.
North-east Ibiporã, near Londrina, Paraná
It is in neighbouring Ibiporã, east of Londrina, a short drive away.