Cocobolo Nature Reserve is a privately owned reserve located in the Mamoni Valley, Central Panama, on the southern slope of the continental divide, a mountain ridge halfway between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Covering over 410 hectares (1,100 acres) of primary cloud forests and secondary lowland rainforests, this vital yet fragile piece of the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor harbors endangered wildlife such as jaguars, pumas, ocelots, margays, crested curassows and harlequin toads as well as thousands of species of amazing invertebrates. Cocobolo is an extension of the Narganá Wilderness Area and the Chagres National Park, covering hundreds of thousands of hectares of pristine forests home to rare and endangered species.