Authors:
Durigan, G. and A.C. Galva_o de Melo
Publication Date:
2011
Abstract/Summary:
The restoration of native vegetation in Brazil started in the 19th century with pioneering and very successful initiatives; however, the rapid increase in native biodiversity restoration occurred in the last three decades in the country has been undeniably driven by environmental legislation and its requirements and public policies, and, most recently, by ecological marketing and certification. As the scenarios and motivations changed over time, so did restoration goals, challenges, stakeholders, biomes, researches and techniques.
Resource Type:
White Paper
Source:
Brazil in Biodiversity Conservation in the Americas: Lessons and Policy