Brazil’s Atlantic Forest is among the most biodiverse worldwide, with lots of types discovered no place else on earth. The forest attends to the jaguars, sloths, butterflies, birds, and countless other types that call it home. And these animals make a great deal of sound.
The range of noises in the Atlantic Forest is impressive. Listen carefully and the dull buzz ends up being the calls of frogs, bugs, birds, and perhaps even a capybara.
But human activity threatens this forest, putting crucial environment for these animals at danger. Expanding farming and pastureland, wood harvesting, and metropolitan advancement have actually diminished Brazil’s Atlantic Forest to approximately 12% of its initial size, making it among the most threatened biomes worldwide.
WWF is dealing with regional neighborhoods and companies to restore this unbelievable location and the types that live there.
WWF and HP are on a journey to bring back, safeguard, and enhance the management of 1 million acres of forests worldwide. Brazil’s Atlantic Forest is among the crucial forest communities we are operating in. With HP’s assistance, in between 2019 and 2022, the regional groups in the Atlantic Forest have actually planted 390,735 seedlings of 220 various types of plants to help supply much-needed environments to the countless types who live here.
“When you reforest [an] area, what happens is that animals come and keep coming,” said Mauricio Nogueira, a nursery organizer at REGUA, a regional forest preservation organization in the Atlantic Forest.
We are happy to deal with regional forest preservation partners like REGUA to guarantee the Atlantic Forest and all of its noises are around for future generations to delight in.
