We are living in very exciting times. What we do or don't as a generation will determine the future of our species on Planet Earth.
Our team has extensive experience leading the Forest Inventories of the most biodiverse countries in the world. However, the lack of digitization and technology have created a bottleneck for data to be available in real-time and in a timely manner. Our bioStations engage with scientists, entrepreneurs and communities from around the world to scale high-quality data gathering.
Amazon Rainforest
Cerrado
Caatinga
Mata Atlántica
Pampa
Coastal Waters
Pantanal
The most biodiverse region in the planet containing 50% of the world’s species; the forest occupies 49% of Brazil and has 20% of the world’s water.
The richest savanna in the planet in terms of biodiversity, Cerrado occupies 24% of Brazil; +7,000 endemic species inhabit it; known for intensive agriculture.
Located in semi-arid territory,Caatinga represents 10% of the country; it also presents unique biodiversity although more sustainable agriculture is required.
50% of Brazilians live in this biome, having lost 73% of its forests, it's known as the most threatened. It's characterized by its rich biodiversity.
It represents 2% of the territory and is characterized by weather with rainy and dry seasons. There are no endemic species in this biome.
Despite representing only 2% of Brazil, Pantanal has the largest continuous flood plain on Planet Earth.
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The country is home of +6 biomes, making it the most biodiverse region in the world by square meter.
in diversity of orchids
in species of butterflies
in species of hummingbirds
in biodiversity by square meter
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