Monitoring and Rescue of Fauna and Flora to assess the impacts of projects on the biotic environment, in all phases, both in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Based on initial diagnostics, continuous monitoring and rescue actions are carried out for flora and fauna species, before and during vegetation suppression activities. Actions include reproduction of plant matrices for replanting and reintroduction of fauna species in preserved areas, aiming to mitigate environmental impacts. With its own multidisciplinary technical team, composed of agronomists, foresters, specialized biologists, and veterinarians, accredited by relevant professional councils, Clam operates in all biomes of Brazil, offering integrated and effective solutions for fauna and flora monitoring and rescue.

Preparation of Studies and Projects for Vegetation Intervention, encompassing detailed assessments of vegetation cover, such as inventory and census, and obtaining authorizations for suppression and other interventions (AIA, ASV). It also includes monitoring, management, and supervision of vegetation suppression activities, seedling production, nursery operation, degraded area recovery, and execution of compensatory planting and afforestation. Given the technical and legal complexity of the subject, advanced and specialized knowledge in the field is essential to ensure the attainment of authorizations and compliance with legal requirements, minimizing impacts on project schedules. With Clam, organizations are guaranteed a comprehensive and efficient service in Vegetation-related Environmental Management.

Development of Specialized Studies for Environmental Permitting, crucial for the feasibility, implementation, and operation phases of projects, aiming to obtain the necessary Environmental Licenses (LP, LI, and LO). It encompasses detailed analysis of project operations based on socio-environmental diagnostics, as well as direct and objective assessment of environmental impacts using methods such as RAS, RAP, EIA-RIMA, or RCA. Additionally, we are proficient in the development and evaluation of proposed environmental plans and programs (PCA and RADA), ensuring their effectiveness and contribution to the socio-environmental performance of the project. With this meticulous approach, Clam facilitates the Environmental Permitting process, promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Environmental Education Programs (EEP) are essential for not only the workers involved in the project but also for the affected populations to understand the local realities and potentialities, engage with various socio-environmental issues and possible solutions, and be part of the management of specific impacts. In this context, Participatory Socio-environmental Diagnostics (PSD) are developed, guiding and subsidizing the construction and implementation of Programs in a customized manner, adjusted to the reality of the project and the region in which it is inserted. Clam has expertise in developing Environmental Education Programs through Participatory Socio-environmental Diagnostics, with the necessary adherence to applicable legislation, whether at the municipal, state, or federal level.

In critical areas such as Self-Rescue Zones (ZAS) and Secondary Safety Zones (ZSS) in Dams, it is necessary to carry out a complete registration and inventory of residents, animals, and various assets, in order to enable better direction of all actions related to risk management. These situations must be considered in project planning, aiming to anticipate relevant impacts and address socio-environmental management actions. Clam provides these services in a specialized manner, including the Registration of Water Resources Users, with the guarantee of precise planning and management adapted to the needs of each project.

Noise Monitoring is related to the comfort of communities in inhabited areas, requiring assessments both during the day and at night, always taking into account the characteristics of use and occupation. Similarly, Vibration Measurements are crucial in contexts of detonations or when there is frequent traffic of heavy vehicles, for example. Atmospheric Dispersion Study (ADS) is a mathematical modeling aimed at generating the characterization of the region where the emission of atmospheric pollutants is expected, in order to identify the impact on air quality and assist in the appropriate definition of air quality monitoring points. Clam carries out Studies (ADS), Vibration Measurements, and Noise Monitoring, for different parameters, according to the characteristics and requirements of each project.