“Tropical montane cloud forests are a rare type of evergreen mountain forest found in tropical areas where local climatic conditions cause cloud and mist to be regularly in contact with the forest vegetation. These forests support ecosystems of distinctive floristic and structural form and contain a disproportionately large number of the world’s endemic and threatened species.” Press for link

For information on the Cloud Forest Agenda UNEP

Our Cloud Forest usually between 1400 and 2,500 meters produce high levels or moisture and help to cool down temperatures. They get their name from the mist and fog that surrounds them; they are a source of water and an impressive biodiversity that is just being studied. They are of prime importance for the survival of all living things and the planet as such.