Success Cases

Archaeological monitoring of emergency works

Context

Monitoring works to de-characterize dams, with a view to identifying archaeological structures to prevent possible impacts on Archaeological Heritage.

Methodology

Hiking activities, by Archeology professionals, in the areas affected by the works, identification, isolation and signaling of archaeological assets, dissemination of knowledge to collaborators of the works and communication of preventive actions to Organs competent bodies, through official letters and/or technical reports.

Results

Prevention of impacts and dissemination of the Archaeological Heritage of Minas Gerais, compliance with legal determinations of environmental licensing and specific legislation for the protection of Archaeological Heritage.

Status

Complete

Year

2019

Outros Cases

Seed Collection, Processing, and Storage Course

In the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, the forest restoration chain in Brazil faces challenges in properly producing seedlings of native species. In Brazil, there are more than 30,000 native plant species that can potentially be used in forest restoration. Knowing the best techniques for collecting, processing, and storing seeds of native species is one of the crucial points for promoting successful environmental recovery actions.

Strategy for Conservation and Sustainable Use of Reservoir Surroundings

The surroundings of artificial reservoirs present significant ecological challenges due to human activities and the impacts generated by the construction and operation of the reservoir. The conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable use of the areas around the reservoir are essential to mitigate the negative effects on the local ecosystem. Therefore, proper planning is fundamental to preserve areas of native vegetation, restore degraded areas, and ensure the continuity of the region’s ecological function.

Book IBAMA

Execution of the study for the Prior Consent process for the Suppression of Atlantic Forest Vegetation in the middle stage of regeneration, within the limits defined by Federal Law No. 11,428 of December 22, 2006, for a distribution line with more than fifty hectares of Atlantic Forest to be suppressed.