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List of Atlantic Forest conservation units

There are 131 federal, 443 state, 14 municipal and 124 private conservation units in the Atlantic Forest area, spread over sixteen states in Brazil, with the exception of Goiás. Protected areas cover less than 2% of the biome and integral protection areas protect only 24% of the remnants. Many units consist of very small, isolated fragments and half of the threatened vertebrate species are not found in any protected area. Other related problems are the lack of infrastructure to maintain the conservation units and a series of impasses with indigenous leaders, as seen in the Ilha do Cardoso State Park, Superagüi National Park and Monte Pascoal National Park.[1]

Location map of the Atlantic Forest biome.

Among all the categories of conservation units in Brazil, Natural Heritage Reserves (RPPNs) are the most important for establishing new protected areas, as most of the remaining forest is still privately owned. In the Northeast, RPPNs protect important fragments with endemic and highly endangered species, especially birds. Another strategy for creating new units is the ICMS Ecológico, a tax compensation granted to municipalities and states that have officially declared protected areas.[1][2]

In Argentina and Paraguay, there are important conservation units in the Alto Paraná Atlantic Forest ecoregion, which in Brazil are concentrated in the Iguaçu National Park, the Morro do Diabo State Park and the Turvo State Park. The protected areas in the Misiones Province, the Serra do Mar and southern Bahia comprise the largest continuous remnants of the Atlantic Forest. In order to maintain biodiversity and important ecological processes, it is proposed to create wildlife corridors linking the conservation units in each of these regions.[1][3][4]

National Parks edit

Name Image Country Date of creation Area (ha) Description
Alto Cariri
 
   Brazil June 11, 2010 19.264[5] Located in the south of Bahia, it preserves forest remnants of the Alto Cariri Mountain complex. It is the last place where the northern muriqui can be found in the state of Bahia.[6][5]
Aparados da Serra     Brazil December 7, 1969 10.250[7] Located between the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina, it preserves significant portions of the Araucaria Forest and the pampas. Its relief is notable for the presence of numerous gorges and canyons.[8]
Araucárias     Brazil October 19, 2005 12.841[9] It is one of the largest conservation units in the Araucaria Forest.[10]
Caaguazú   Paraguay February 23, 1976 14.500[11] Located in the Caaguazú Mountain Range, between the Paraguay and Paraná rivers, it is an important conservation unit of the Alto Paraná Atlantic Forest.[11]
Caparaó     Brazil May 24, 1961 31.853[12] Located between the states of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, it covers a large part of the Caparaó Mountains and is an important conservation unit of the Serra do Mar Forests in Espírito Santo.[13]
Cerro Cora     Paraguay February 11, 1976 5.538[14] Located in the Amambay Department, it is one of the largest stretches of Atlantic Forest in northeastern Paraguay.[14]
Chapada Diamantina     Brazil September 17, 1985 152.000[15] An important conservation unit due to its scenic beauty and for conserving elements of the transition between the Atlantic Forest and the Caatinga.[16]
Descobrimento     Brazil April 20, 1999 22.693[17] Along with other conservation units, it forms a combination of remnants of the Bahia Coastal Forests. A place of great biodiversity, with highly threatened species in the Atlantic Forest biome.[17]
Iguaçu     Brazil January 10, 1939 185.263[18] The largest conservation unit in western Paraná. It includes the Iguazu Falls and has great biodiversity.[19]
Iguazu     Argentina October 9, 1934 67.698[18] Located in the Misiones Province, it consists of the Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls. It is of great importance because it forms part of an ecological corridor of the Alto Paraná Forests in Argentina.[20]
Ilha Grande     Brazil September 30, 1997 108.166[18] Located between the states of Mato Grosso do Sul and Paraná, it preserves extensive floodplains of the Paraná River, as well as part of the only stretch of this river that has not yet been dammed in Brazil.[21][22]
Itatiaia     Brazil June 14, 1937 30.000[18] Located between the states of Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro, it preserves ecosystems related to the Serra do Mar Forests ecoregion.[23][18]
Monte Pascoal     Brazil November 29, 1961 22.500[24] It preserves remnants of the forests of southern Bahia. Monte Pascoal, the first elevation spotted by Pedro Álvares Cabral's squadron in 1500, is located in this park.[25][26]
Ñacunday     Paraguay August 20, 1975 2.000[24] An important Paraguayan conservation area on the banks of the Itaipu Dam. It includes the Ñacunday Falls, which has remarkable scenic beauty.[24]
Pau Brasil     Brazil April 20, 1999 18.934[27] Located in the municipality of Porto Seguro, it preserves important remnants of the forests of southern Bahia. It is one of the largest reservoirs of brazilwood and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.[28]
Pontões Capixabas     Brazil December 19, 2002 17.496[29] Located in the northwestern region of Espírito Santo, it has numerous mountain ranges that attract with their scenic beauty. Trekking, climbing and scenic flights are enjoyed by tourists and mountaineers alike.[30]
Jurubatiba Sandbank     Brazil August 6, 2002 14.860[31] It is the only conservation unit in Rio de Janeiro to preserve the restinga ecosystem.[31]
Saint-Hilaire/Lange     Brazil May 23, 2001 25.119[32] Located on the coast of Paraná, it is named after the French naturalist Augustin Saint-Hilaire and the Brazilian biologist Roberto Ribas Lange.[32]
São Joaquim     Brazil July 6, 1961 49.800[33] Located in Santa Catarina, it protects important forest remnants in the state. It has numerous mountain ranges due to its uneven terrain.[34]
Serra da Bocaina     Brazil November 1, 1974 100.000[35] Located between the states of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Together with other conservation units, it forms the largest continuous stretch of Atlantic Forest in Brazil. It has a high degree of endemism and very endangered species, such as the jaguar.[36]
Serra das Lontras   Brazil June 10, 2010 11.336[37] Together with the Una Biological Reserve, it forms an important complex of forest remnants in the south of Bahia. It is home to primate species endemic to the Atlantic Forest and at risk of extinction, such as the golden-bellied capuchin and the golden-headed lion tamarin.[38]
Serra do Itajaí     Brazil June 4, 2004 57.374[39] One of the largest stretches of Atlantic Forest in Santa Catarina.[39]
Serra dos Órgãos     Brazil November 30, 1939 20.024[40] Located in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, it has great scenic beauty and attractions for mountaineering. Together with other conservation units, it is the largest stretch of Atlantic Forest in the state, with critically endangered species such as the puma and the buffy-tufted marmoset.[41]
Serra Geral     Brazil May 20, 1992 17.300[42] Located in Rio Grande do Sul, it borders the Aparados da Serra National Park and forms an important complex of Atlantic Forest remnants in southern Brazil.[43]
Superagüi     Brazil April 25, 1989 33.928[44] Located on the coast of Paraná, it is one of the most important conservation units in the country, as it is the only place where the black-faced lion tamarin can be found.[45]
Tijuca     Brazil July 6, 1961 3.958[46] Located in Rio de Janeiro, it is considered the third largest urban forest in the world. One of Brazil's most important tourist attractions.[47]
Ubajara     Brazil April 30, 1959 6.851[48] Located in Ceará, it preserves important stretches of the Caatinga moist-forest enclaves.[49]
Ybycui     Paraguay May 16, 1973 5.190[50] Located in the Paraguarí Department, it preserves remnants of the Alto Paraná Forests in the Ybycuí Mountains.[51]

Significant Integral Conservation Units edit

There are a large number of conservation units in the Atlantic Forest domain, most of them small and isolated. This section lists protected areas that play a fundamental function as "core zones" in important ecological corridors.[52][53]

Name Image Country Type Date of creation Area (ha) Description
Aguapeí
 
   Brazil State Park July 2, 1998 9.044[54] Located in the interior of São Paulo, it preserves one of the last stretches of floodplain that existed on most of the tributaries of the Paraná River in the state. It is also one of the last places in São Paulo where the marsh deer occurs.[55]
Alto Ribeira     Brazil State Park May 19, 1958 35.884[56] Along with other conservation units, it is one of the largest continuous stretches of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. It is also notable for the high concentration of caves in its area. It is popularly known as PETAR.[57]
Augusto Ruschi     Brazil Biological reserve September 20, 1982 4.000[58] Located in the state of Espírito Santo, it is an important fragment of Atlantic Forest that includes rare species such as the buffy-headed marmoset. It was created through the efforts of conservationist Augusto Ruschi, and its name is a posthumous tribute to him.[59]
Cantareira
 
   Brazil State Park August 29, 1962 7.916,52[60] Located in the North Zone of São Paulo, it is one of the largest urban forests in the world and preserves important remnants of São Paulo City Green Belt.[60]
Carlos Botelho     Brazil State Park September 10, 1982 37.644[61] It is part of an important complex of conservation units in the southwest of São Paulo. Together with Intervales State Park and PETAR, it protects more than 1,000 square kilometers of forest. It is home to the largest population of the southern muriqui.[62]
Desengano     Brazil State Park April 13, 1970 22.400[63] It is the largest remnant of forest in the north of Rio de Janeiro and includes the Pico do Desengano. Habitat of the northern muriqui, a critically endangered species endemic to the Atlantic Forest.[64]
Feliciano Miguel Abdala
 
   Brazil Private natural heritage reserve September 4, 2001 957,58 Located in the municipality of Caratinga, in Minas Gerais, it is one of the largest fragments of Atlantic Forest in the region and has the largest population of the northern muriqui, a primate species that has been studied there for over 30 years.[65]
Guaraqueçaba     Brazil Ecological station May 31, 1982 4.370[66] Located in the municipality of Guaraqueçaba, it is part of a complex of conservation units on the coast of Paraná in one of the largest continuous stretches of Atlantic Forest in Brazil.[66][67]
Ilha do Cardoso     Brazil State Park July 3, 1962 22.500[68] Significant for containing numerous endemic and highly threatened species in the Atlantic Forest biome and for the presence of many middens.[69]
Itabó     Paraguay Biological Reserve June 27, 1984 15.208[70] Located in the Alto Paraná Department in Paraguay, it is an important conservation area on the banks of the Itaipu Dam. It is one of the last places where the jaguar still exists in eastern Paraguay.[71]
Intervales     Brazil State Park June 8, 1995 49.000[72] Together with PETAR and Carlos Botelho State Park, it forms an important continuous stretch of Atlantic Forest.[73]
Juréia-Itatins     Brazil Ecological station January 20, 1986 84.425[74] One of the most important conservation units on the São Paulo coast. It has numerous middens located within the ecological station.[75]
Limoy     Paraguay Biological Reserve 1984 23.730[76] Another Paraguayan conservation unit created as a result of the construction of the Itaipu Dam. It consists of one of the largest fragments of Atlantic Forest on the banks of the Paraná River.[76]
Mata Escura     Brazil Biological Reserve June 5, 2003 50.890[77] Located on the banks of the Jequitinhonha River, it is the largest forest fragment in the northeast of Minas Gerais. It includes rare species in the Atlantic Forest, such as the golden-bellied capuchin and the jaguar.[78]
Mata da Estrela     Brazil Private natural heritage reserve March 31, 2000 2.039,93[79] The largest fragment of forest in Rio Grande do Norte, it features lagoons and deserted beaches. The blond capuchin and the red-handed howler can be found in the reserve.[80]
Morro do Diabo     Brazil State Park June 4, 1986 33.845[81] It is the last large fragment of forest in Pontal do Paranapanema and the largest Aspidosperma polyneuron reserve in São Paulo. It has the biggest population of the black lion tamarin, a species endemic to the Alto Paraná Forests in the interior of São Paulo.[82]
Pedra Talhada     Brazil Biological Reserve December 13, 1989 4.469[83] The largest fragment of the Pernambuco Interior Forests, between the states of Pernambuco and Alagoas. It is located in a transition area between the Caatinga and the Atlantic Forest and is an important center of bird endemism.[84]
Perobas     Brazil Biological Reserve March 20, 2006 8.716[85] One of the largest forest fragments in the northwest of Paraná. It is home to an abundance of mammal species.[86]
Poço das Antas     Brazil Biological Reserve March 11, 1974 5.000[87] Habitat of the golden lion tamarin, where numerous successful conservation programs have been implemented. It is currently considered a flagship species in the preservation of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest.[88]
Restingas de Bertioga     Brazil State Park December 10, 2010 9.312,32[89] It preserves the remnants of restingas and mangroves on the coast of the state of São Paulo, in the city of Bertioga. An important ecological corridor between coastal ecosystems and the Serra do Mar; crucial for maintaining the ecological processes of the coastal plain.[89]
Rio Doce     Brazil State Park July 14, 1944 35.974[90] The largest forest fragment in the east of Minas Gerais, it is very important in the conservation of Bahia Interior Forests. It is a habitat for the northern muriqui.[91]
Saltinho
 
   Brazil Biological Reserve September 21, 1983 548[92] Despite its small size, it is an important fragment of Pernambuco's Coastal Forests. Located in the municipality of Tamandaré, it is home to very rare species of birds, such as the seven-colored tanager.[93]
Serra do Mar     Brazil State Park April 10, 2004 315.391[94] Located on the escarpments of the Serra do Mar in São Paulo, it is the largest continuous stretch of Atlantic Forest.[95]
Sooretama     Brazil Biological Reserve September 20, 1982 24.000[96] Together with the Linhares Reserve, it is the largest complex of forest in the state of Espírito Santo. It is one of the last stretches of Mata de Tabuleiros, which is very similar to the Amazon rainforest.[97]
Três Picos     Brazil State Park June 6, 2002 46.350[98] It is the largest state park of Rio de Janeiro. Together with other conservation units, forms an important ecosystem of remnants of the Serra do Mar Forests.[99]
Turvo     Brazil State Park March 11, 1947 17.491[100] Located on the banks of the Uruguay River in Rio Grande do Sul, it borders the Moconá Provincial Park in Argentina. It has the Yucumã Falls and is the last place in the state of Rio Grande do Sul where the jaguar still exists.[101]
União     Brazil Biological Reserve April 22, 1998 7.756[102] An important conservation unit in Rio de Janeiro. Along with the Poço das Antas Biological Reserve, it is essential for the preservation and reproduction of the golden lion tamarin.[103]
Una     Brazil Biological Reserve December 10, 1980 18.500[104] Conservation unit in the south of Bahia. It is one of the last places where the golden-headed lion tamarin and the golden-bellied capuchin can be found.[105]
Urugua-í     Argentina Provincial Park October 5, 1990 84.000[106] It is part of the Green Corridor in the Misiones Province in Argentina, and is one of the largest continuous stretches of the Alto Paraná Forests.[107]

Biosphere Reserves edit

The Biosphere Reserve is a collection of conservation units established by UNESCO with the aim of promoting more regional actions in the conservation of the different biomes around the world. There are four reserves in the Atlantic Forest domain spread over Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.[108][109]

Name Image Country Date of creation Area (ha) Description
São Paulo City Green Belt
 
   Brazil June 9, 1994 2.400, 682[110] It is an integral part of the Atlantic Forest Biosphere Reserve and covers 73 municipalities in the state of São Paulo. It is an important complex of state and federal protected areas as it is the largest continuous stretch of Atlantic Forest in Brazil.[111][112]
Atlantic Forest     Brazil 1993 1.480.000[113] In terms of forested area, it is the largest Biosphere Reserve in the world with around 700 integral conservation units as "core zones". It includes the São Paulo City Green Belt Biosphere Reserve.[114]
Mbaracayú     Paraguay 2000 300.000[115] Paraguay's first Biosphere Reserve; it consists of private conservation units forming one of the largest remaining areas of the Alto Paraná Forests.[115][116]
Yabotí
 
   Argentina 1995 250.000[117] It comprises one of the largest stretches of forest in Argentina and the entire Atlantic Forest domain. It is home to two important conservation units: the Esmeralda Reserve and the Moconá Provincial Park.[117][118]

See also edit

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