FROM EXCEPTIONAL LANDSCAPES TO GEODIVERSITY IN THE CARAJÁS MOSAIC, EASTERN AMAZON
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https://doi.org/10.26895/geosaberes.v15i0.1343Keywords:
Amazon, Geodiversity, Conservation UnitsAbstract
The Amazon region is known for its significant biodiversity, but geodiversity was underestimated for a long time. Relating ecological (refuges), chorological and geographic factors makes it possible to present the importance of integrated analysis for studies of the potential of geosystemic services offered by geodiverse heritage. The location chosen for the empirical questions was the mosaic of conservation units of Carajás, located in the southeast of Pará. Environmental cartography and geoinformative techniques made it possible to characterize five geodiversity indices on a scale of 1:30.000, demonstrating that 55% of the area has indices high to moderately high geodiversity. The other areas have good indexes, which allow us to affirm the importance of environmental policies for the Carajás mosaic.
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