The Sierra de Neiba is a mountain range located in the southwestern region of the Dominican Republic. It stretches approximately 100 kilometers and is known for its diverse ecosystems, including tropical forests and unique wildlife. The range is part of the larger Cordillera Central and plays a crucial role in the local climate and water supply. This mountain range is also significant for agriculture, as its fertile slopes support the cultivation of crops like coffee and cacao. The Sierra de Neiba is home to several small communities that rely on the natural resources of the area for their livelihoods, making it an important region for both ecology and local culture.