Tamboré Biological Reserve
23°26′54″S 46°50′31″W / 23.448468°S 46.841899°W / -23.448468; -46.841899Designation Municipal Biological reserve Amazon Atlantic Forest Caatinga Cerrado Coastal marine Pampas
Tamboré Biological Reserve (Portuguese: Reserva Biológica Tamboré) is a municipal biological reserve in greater São Paulo, Brazil.
Description
The reserve is in the Tamboré bairro of the Santana de Parnaíba municipality in greater São Paulo, and is owned by the municipality. With an area of 3,673,385 square metres (39,539,990 sq ft) it is one of the largest conservation areas in the metropolitan area.[1] The Brookfield Institute, through an arrangement with the municipality, draws up programs and projects for the conservation of the reserve. The reserve includes conservation units within which human interference is not allowed other than to help conserve its natural balance, biological diversity and natural ecological processes. Visitation is allowed only for environmental education and scientific research.[1]
Notes
Sources
- O que é a Reserva?, Brookfield Institute, retrieved 2016-04-19
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Biological reserve (Brazil)
- Abufari
- Guaporé
- Gurupi
- Jaru
- Lago Piratuba
- Maicuru
- Manicoré
- Morro dos Seis Lagos
- Nascentes da Serra do Cachimbo
- Parazinho
- Rio Ouro Preto
- Rio Trombetas
- Tapirapé
- Traçadal
- Uatumã
- Andradina
- Araras
- Araucárias
- Augusto Ruschi
- Bom Jesus
- Canela Preta
- Carmo da Mata
- Colônia 31 de Março
- Córrego do Veado
- Córrego Grande
- Fazenda São Mateus
- Fontes do Ipiranga
- Guaribas
- Lapinha
- Mata Escura
- Mata Paludosa
- Pedra Talhada
- Perobas
- Pindorama
- Poço das Antas
- Saltinho
- Santa Rita
- São Sebastião do Paraíso
- Serra Negra
- Sooretama
- Tamboré
- Tinguá
- Una
- União
- Vila Facchini
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