Publisher's Synopsis
The biodiversity of the Atlantic Rainforest is one of the richest, even though it is one of the most degraded and anthropogenic biomes in the Americas. Its original area is currently between 8 and 10 per cent, making conservation projects and environmental protection areas important. Conservation units protect and conserve the fauna and flora, so that we don't lose this natural wealth, so that we respect, enjoy and value it. This book focuses on the importance of a buffer zone and the knowledge of its existence and how its inhabitants know about its objectives.
