De parque a mosaico: ecologia de paisagem no processo de recategorização do parque estadual Jacupiranga (SP)

Recategorization of Conservation Units in Brazil: A systematic literature review

“…Analyzing the methods adopted for CU recategorizations in Brazil, it is possible to observe that the use of the instrument decree and laws (Borges et al, 2019;Bim et al, 2017;Molinaro & Leal, 2018;Ferreira, 2014;Schaimann & Rebolar, 2017;Lopes, 2019;Bernard et al, 2014;Policarpo, 2019;Bona, 2014;Zechner, 2020;Zamadei et al, 2019;Oliveira, Research, Society and Development, v. 11, n. 10, e418111032855, 2022 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i10.32855 10 2018; Domingues, 2010;Caldas, 2015;Lacerda et al, 2017;Duarte, 2012;Barbosa, 2013;Spamer, 2017;Prudencio, 2018;Cunha, 2012;Narezi, 2012) stands out in this process.…”

“…Given the above, it is possible to observe that the main highlight is the traditional human occupation (Spamer, 2017;Scalco & Gontijo, 2019;Jacaúna, 2018;Scalco & Gontijo, 2017;Sá et al, 2017;Reis, 2018;Castro et al, 2015;Bim et al, 2017;Fonseca, 2015;Oliveira, 2018;Horovitz, 2016;Bursztyn et al, 2008;Ferreira, 2011;Ferreira, 2014;Sinay et al, 2019Sinay et al, ) et al, 2019Ferreira et al, 2013;Maia, 2011;Martins, 2017;Oliveira, 2018;Silva, 2012;Lima & Silva, 2020;Zamadei et al, 2019;Hartung & Moura, 2011), and it is noteworthy that the studies that highlighted this factor are inserted in the scenario of indigenous lands, 'quilombolas' and 'caiçaras', located mainly in the Amazon region and on the Brazilian coast.…”

Bryophytes of Rio Turvo State Park (SP), Brazil: integrating floristics, geographical distribution, reproduction and ecological traits to support the conservation of an Atlantic Forest fragment

“…This park is located within the Ribeira do Iguape river basin, with the main rivers being the Turvo, Jacupiranga and Pardo. The pedological aspect presents a montane topography, with deep and narrow valleys (Bim et al 2017). The vegetation cover is predominantly primary, with some secondary patches caused by anthropogenic interventions such as deforestation, farming and Euterpe edulis Mart.…”