Nuevo Leon Oak Forest Blitz

In this episode we slowly ascend to the 7,000 foot elevation Oak Forests of Nuevo Leon. Presenting abundant fungal diversity and draped in Spanish moss, these calm peaceful oak forests feel like going back in time 100 years, and the floristic diversity that they hold is almost unimaginable. Agave montana, Quercus mexicana, Tamaulipan Rock Rattlesnakes and more await us at the top, while tropical plants like Dioon edule and Decatropis bicolor greet us down below.

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