Unidades de Conservação de Santa Catarina
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https://doi.org/10.18472/SustDeb.v1n1.2010.729Keywords:
Conservation, Protected Areas, Santa CatarinaAbstract
This study focuses on the conservation areas of Santa Catarina’s State. The goals are
to understand the importance and motivation for the creation of the protected areas,
analyze their implementation processes, and their contribution to the conservation
scenario for the maintenance of ecological functions and conservation of the State’s
natural resources. The methodology used for data collection was based on literature
review of secondary’s references sources, interviews with the Environmental Foundation
(FATMA) and query the database from the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity
Conservation (ICMBio). The results reveal the existence of a minimum legal framework
for strengthening the protected areas system studied. However, it shows that not all
conservation areas have created the appropriate conditions and support to meet the
objectives that justified its creation, pointing out weaknesses that require review and
incorporation of actions to become public policies of protected areas more effective.
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