Supreme Court interdicts reduction of Conservation Units by provisional measure
Decision was took in the 5th day of April, by the judgement of the Provisional Measure which reduced protected areas…
Climate change puts at risk 50% of plant and animal species at the world’s most important natural sites
The study ‘A conservation vision for the Tapajos basin’ brings together a series of analyses undertaken by WWF and its partner organizations designed to define conservation scenarios and indicators on the basis of hydrological, biological and land use information, in the perspective of the aquatic and terrestrial environment.
New Species
(Português do Brasil) Entre 2014 e 2015, mais de 300 espécies de plantas e animais vertebrados foram descobertos na Floresta Amazônica. Os dados estão num novo relatório divulgado pelo WWF-Brasil em parceria com o Instituto Mamirauá.
Tapajós
(Español) A bacia hidrográfica do rio Tapajós abrange 492.000 km² nos estados de Mato Grosso, Pará, Amazonas e uma pequena porção de Rondônia, no Brasil.
A conservation vision for the tapajos basin
The study ‘A conservation vision for the Tapajos basin’ brings together a series of analyses undertaken by WWF and its partner organizations designed to define conservation scenarios and indicators on the basis of hydrological, biological and land use information, in the perspective of the aquatic and terrestrial environment.
A conservation vision for the tapajos basin
The study ‘A conservation vision for the Tapajos basin’ brings together a series of analyses undertaken by WWF and its partner organizations designed to define conservation scenarios and indicators on the basis of hydrological, biological and land use information, in the perspective of the aquatic and terrestrial environment.
