A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984 and one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature since 2011, Iguaçu National Park is a unique natural haven. Brimming with life, lush vegetation, and 275 waterfalls, including the iconic Devil's Throat plunging 82 meters, it's the perfect place to reconnect with nature. Accessible boardwalks cater to wheelchairs and strollers, offering close-up views of the Falls and the Misiones Jungle. Experiencing nature in the Park is accessible to all. The Ecological Jungle Train traverses the forest with minimal environmental impact to reach the main attractions. A new era began in 2001 at Iguaçu Falls within the National Park, with the completion of new infrastructure aimed at environmental protection. We restored previously degraded areas with native species and developed an innovative wastewater treatment system using vegetated cells to preserve nature and its resources.