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Environmental Reserves

The same care we dedicate to our operations is also reflected in our commitment to the environment.

We maintain over 28,000 hectares of preservation areas, and some of these areas have been transformed into seven Private Natural Heritage Reserves (RRPNs) and an Outpost of the Atlantic Forest Biosphere Reserve, covering the Atlantic Forest and Cerrado biomes, between the states of Alagoas and Minas Gerais. To preserve these areas, we have established partnerships with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), environmental agencies and research institutions.

7 RPPNs

7 RPPNs

(Private Natural Heritage Reserve)

+ 28 thousand hectares

+ 28 thousand hectares

of preservation areas

2 preserved biomes

2 preserved biomes

Atlantic Forest and Cerrado

Atlantic
Forest

Preserved area: 7,380 hectares

One of the few and most beautiful remnants of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest is located in the municipality of Coruripe, AL. The Sítio Pau-brasil, whose name was given due to the existence, in that location, of a large quantity of brazilwood, is recognized by UNESCO as an Outpost of the Atlantic Forest Biosphere Reserve (RBMA).

The site has an Environmental Education Center, which has a lecture hall, library and a large structure for visitors, and a large nursery of Atlantic Forest seedlings, capable of producing 70 thousand seedlings per year.

Main projects: Howler Monkey Project, Mammals Project, Chauá Parrot Project and ASAS Project - Wild Animal Release Area.

Cerrado

Preserved area: 21,480 hectares

We maintain the Porto Cajueiro Private Natural Heritage Reserve in the municipality of Januária, Minas Gerais, preserving the Cerrado biome, one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Interspersed by the Carinhanha River, one of the main tributaries of the São Francisco River, the reserve is part of the Sertão Veredas Peruaçu Conservation Unit Mosaic.

The trails are typical vegetation of the region, inhabited by jaguars, maned wolves, tayras, tapirs, ocelots, deer and other species native to the cerrado, which live protected in the reserve.

Main projects: Bicudo Project, Amphibian Project and Mammal Project, forest fire prevention and combat program.

RPPN
Porto Cajueiro

Preserved area
6,190 hectares

Location
Porto Cajueiro, MG

RPPN
Lula Lobo I

Preserved area
68.65 hectares

Location
Feliz Deserto, AL

RPPN
Pereira

Preserved area
219.91 hectares

Location
Feliz Deserto, AL

RPPN
Riacho Seco

Preserved area
150.00 hectares

Location
Coruripe, AL

RPPN
Afrânio Menezes

Preserved area
220.68 hectares

Location
Coruripe, AL

RPPN
Mutum-de-Alagoas I

Preserved area
74.87 hectares

Location
Coruripe, AL

RPPN
Mutum-de-Alagoas II

Preserved area
249.53 hectares

Location
Coruripe, AL

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Biodiversity Protection

We believe that protecting biodiversity is essential to the sustainability of our business. Therefore, we dedicate significant efforts to ensuring the preservation of biodiversity and the protection of endangered species in our areas of operation.

Discover our environmental projects that demonstrate our ongoing commitment to biodiversity conservation and environmental sustainability.

Bicudo Project

The project is carried out at the RPPN Porto Cajueiro, in Januária/MG, to reintroduce the Bicudo bird, which was on the list of extinct animals and had not been seen for at least 30 years.

In addition to releasing and monitoring the species, we carry out actions with the community to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining biodiversity in the region.
The project has the support of the Ariramba Institute for Nature Conservation and the Boticário Group Foundation for Nature Protection.
Howler Monkey Project

In the northeast region, we collaborate with the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio) for the scientific mapping of mammals, assessing the systemic needs of animals, which may be related to their extinction.

In the northeast region, we collaborate with the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio) for the scientific mapping of mammals, assessing the systemic needs of animals, which may be related to their extinction.
  • Greener Alagoas

    Project by the Alagoas Environmental Institute in which the Coruripe Plant takes part in socio-environmental actions to plant native seedlings in the region and involves actions in conjunction with municipal schools.

  • Mammals Project

    Monitoring of mammals in the RPPN Porto Cajueiro and in the Atlantic Forest in Alagoas, carried out in partnership with the Biotropics Institute.

  • Reintroduction of Fish into the Coruripe River

    We carry out restocking with local fish in partnership with the São Francisco and Parnaíba Valleys Development Company (CODEVASF), communities, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and local fishermen's associations. These efforts aim to ensure the health of aquatic ecosystems and promote the conservation of fish species in the region.

  • Amphibian Project

    It involves collecting information to inventory amphibian species in areas of the Carinhanha River, in the Porto Cajueiro Reserve, in order to identify effective measures for fauna conservation. Carried out in partnership with the Biotropics Institute.