[PDF] Top 20 Biodiversity conservation gaps in the Brazilian protected areas

... on the first four axes of a PCA correlation matrix performed using 19 bioclimatic ( ...data in ArcGIS 10.1). We used the lowest suitability value in training points as a threshold because it ... See full document

... concerns the features of waterbodies or basins to be ...(a) areas relevant for migratory species (whether threatened or not), (b) areas with endemic or threatened species and/or (c) areas with ... See full document

... stroll in a group of friends and family members, also because the routes are short and strollers are constantly meeting up with each ...about the names of plants, their morphologies and ...Amália, ... See full document

... indicates the potential of the PA as maintainers of aquatic biodiversity is the greatest richness in sections located inside ...maintain the local environmental integrity (Paz et ... See full document

... volunteers in PAs in Brazil demonstrated here is related to the global trend in the use of volunteer work due to public resource cuts for conservation, as observed in ... See full document

... In the present study, we will estimate (i) the amount of carbon stored in vegetation in protected areas in Legal Amazonia and the Amazonia biome from a ... See full document

... to the integrity of protected areas in Brazil, particularly of those in the highest level of ...protection. The presence of these animals in protected ... See full document

... of the sampled specimens ...distributed in 22 species ...was the dominant species, representing 38% of total coreids ...were the least diverse and equitable ...of the total alydids), ... See full document

... resembling the tubercle-like process observed in other Forcepsioneura (Figs 3, 17); posterior lobe asymmetrically convex, narrower than median lobe in dorsal view, right half slightly deformed ... See full document

... to the Azorean Government suggesting the creation of new protected areas for Tarphius species, one in Fontinhas (Terceira island) to protect one population of Tarphius azoricus (see ... See full document

... sexcinctus. The value of the general Identification Index of Cultural Influence (ICI) obtained for the species ...was the highest among the evaluated ethnospecies, indicating that this ... See full document

... is the world’s largest major wilderness area (Mittermeier et ...within the Brazilian borders (Silva et ...as the Andean foothills, the tepuis in the north, the ... See full document

... Present-day protected areas are mostly located in zones of relatively low productive value or population pressure, and to a lesser extent in areas of high tourism ...attractiveness. ... See full document

... on the management of ICMBio (Chico Mendes Institute of Biodiversity and Conservation), which presides the Advisory Board of National Park of Serra da Bodoquena and leads a set of institutions ... See full document

... remain in small offshore congregations during the breeding season, and are not diffusely distributed along the entire ...off the mass nesting beaches are usually no more than 50 square ... See full document

... office in January 2019, has greatly worsened the situation ...example, the president has submitted a proposed law to the National Congress (PL 191/2020) that would legalize mining and dam ... See full document

... that the main issue that mobilizes the debate is a critique against the “restrictive approach” by governmental bodies, amongst other social actors, and the way biodiversity ... See full document

... studies in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest were conducted among traditional coastal populations, called caiçaras, and point out the relevance of native ...of the species used by two such ... See full document

... of the effectiveness of PAs have relied on indirect estimates based on comparisons between protected and unprotected ...to the growing literature on the impact of PAs by answering the ... See full document

... live in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest (Funda¸ c˜ ao SOS Mata Atlˆ antica & INPE 2001; Hirota 2003), and most forest frag- ments are privately owned (Rambaldi & Oliveira ...Since the ... See full document