The protected area encompasses multiple habitats including dunes, wetlands, peatlands, and forests. Mammals, birds, and reptiles move around by sea, rivers, and trees free from anthropogenic threats, and it is possible to discover them. The continuity of the forest is the determining factor for the conservation of currently threatened species such as the southern river otter, kodkod, ChiloƩ fox, pudu deer, and monito del monte, the most primitive marsupial on Earth. It is also an ideal site for birdwatching, with species such as the chucao, huet huet, and Magellanic woodpecker in the depth of the forest, the southern river duck in the wetlands, the kingfisher in the rivers, and the Magellanic penguin on the coast. Lastly, the Pacific beaches are the amphitheater to spot southern dolphins and, if lucky, the southern right whale.