Fazenda Três Lagoas (Three Lakes Farm)


 
The Três Lagoas Farm is located in the municipality of Angatuba, southwest of the state of São Paulo, in the Alto Paranapanema basin, tributary of the Paraná River, which divides the states of São Paulo and Paraná. The farm is about 3,420 ha and occupies an originally transitional area between cerrado and semi-deciduous forest with elements of cerradão.
 

UFAM Campus (Federal University of Amazonas)

The Campus of the Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM) covers an area of approximately 600 hectares, containing plateau and shallow areas, with primary forest, secondary forest, campinarana areas and deforested areas with plantations. The campus is located in the eastern part of the city of Manaus and is isolated by neighborhoods and avenues around it.
 
This site has 10 riparian plots and 10 aquatic plots.
 

Cuniã Integrated Management

Who we are
 
Cuniã-Jacundá Integrated Management (GICJ) is the management proposal for three Federal Conservation Units, located in the state of Rondônia. These are: Cuniã Ecological Station (ESEC Cuniã), Jacundá National Forest (FLONA Jacundá) and Cuniã Lake Extractivist Reserve (RESUN Cuniã) (Read more about these CUs below). These conservation units are managed by the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio), an agency linked to the Ministry of the Environment.
 

BR-319

These modules aim to obtain basic data about the distribution of biodiversity along this highway. This information can be used for land use planning, monitoring and evaluation of the environmental impacts of the BR-319. The imstallation of modules is faster than full grids and allows for greater spatial comprehensiveness. So far, there are 14 modules along the 700km highway between Manaus and Humaitá, 11 are active and 3 have been disactivated (KM83, KM158 and KM820).

Fazenda Experimental - UFAM (Experimental Farm)

The Experimental Farm of the Federal University of Amazonas - UFAM - covers an area of ​​3,000 hectares (3 x 10 km) of tropical rain forest. The farm is located at km 38 of highway BR-174 and limits to the south with the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) and to the north with the Experimental Station of Tropical Fruit Growing (EEFT) and Experimental Station of Silviculture Tropical (EEST), both belonging to INPA.
 

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