INTRODUÇÃO AO MEIO-AMBIENTE/ENVIRONMENTAL INTRODUCTION (2309) # COMO ESTA O PLANETA/HOW IS THE PLANET (2014)
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GREEN AGENDA (1871)

URUGUAY (14)&nbsp;
URUGUAY&nbsp;(1)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(2)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(3)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(4)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(5)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(6)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(7)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(8)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(9)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(10)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(11)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(12)&nbsp;, (13) ,&nbsp;
PROTECTED AREAS&nbsp;(6)











ESTEROS Y ALGARROBALES DEL RIO URUGUAY

Located in the Río Negro department, Los Esteros (Estuaries) and Algarrobales (Alfarrobas) of the Uruguay River, it is the Protected Area for "habitat and / or species management area" and is part of the national system of protected areas of Uruguay ). As its name indicates, it especially protects areas of wetlands, estuaries and mountains of Prosopis forests called or popularly called "carob" in the Southern Cone.

The Uruguayan Esteros and Algarrobales protected area covers an area of ​​1,550 hectares, located on the left bank of the Uruguay River and an adjacent area of ​​3,879 hectares. In this area there are 2 distinct eco-regions: the Chaco and Espinal, which are distributed in a limited way in Uruguay.

In the "forest of carob trees" that develop in soils with high sodium content, they form the natural habitat of a variety of native flora and fauna species related to these eco-regions. The carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua), is a perennial leaf tree that reaches about 10 to 20 m in height, whose fruit is the carob (the seed is contained in a pod)

The area also protects a large area of ​​coastal swamps of forests of the Uruguay River, gallery of forests and pastures and composes. 41% of Uruguayan marshes and locusts are part of the Ramsar site "Esteros de Farrapos and Uruguay River Islands" and is located 4 km south of the Esteros de Farrapos National Park and Uruguay River Islands.


















Protected Sites / Areas

"management&nbsp;area&nbsp;of habitats and / or species"


Protected Sites or Areas ("area of management of habitats and / or species")&nbsp;correspond to relatively small areas that are of critical value because: they contain species or population centers of the relevant flora or fauna; Within these fundamental phases of the life cycle of species of interest that they fulfill. They have significant importance for the integration of ecosystems, containing relevant geological, geomorphological and archaeological elements.&nbsp;


(Until Tuesday, January 31, 2017 : Uruguay / Protected Areas)




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AGENDA VERDE (1871)

URUGUAI (14)
URUGUAI&nbsp;(1)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(2)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(3)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(4)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(5)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(6)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(7)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(8)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(9)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(10)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(11)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(12)&nbsp;, (13) ,&nbsp;
ÁREAS PROTEGIDAS (6)












ESTEROS Y ALGARROBALES DEL RIO URUGUAY

Localizada no departamento de Rio Negro, Los Esteros (Estuários) e Algarrobales (Alfarrobas) do rio Uruguai,esta a Área Protegida para "área de gestão de habitats e/ou espécies" e faz parte do sistema nacional de áreas protegidas do Uruguay (SNAP). Como o próprio nome indica, protege especialmente áreas de zonas úmidas, estuários e montanhas de florestas Prosopis llamados ou popularmente chamados &nbsp;"alfarroba" no Cone Sul.

A área protegida &nbsp;Los Esteros e Algarrobales do rio Uruguay tem uma área de 1.550 hectares, localizada na margem esquerda do rio Uruguay e uma área adjacente de 3.879 hectares. Nesta área existem 2 eco-regiões distintas: a zona do Chaco e Espinal, que são distribuídos de forma limitada no Uruguai.&nbsp;

Na "floresta de árvores de alfarroba" que se desenvolvem em solos com alto teor de sódio, que formam o habitat natural de uma variedade de espécies de flora e fauna nativas relacionados a essas eco-regiões. A alfarrobeira (Ceratonia siliqua), é uma árvore de folha perene, que atinge cerca de 10 a 20 m de altura, cujo fruto é a alfarroba (a semente está contida numa vagem)

A área protege também uma grande área de pântanos costeiros de bosques do Rio Uruguai, galeria de florestas e pastagens e compõe. 41% dos pântanos e alfarrobas do rio Uruguai faz parte do sítio Ramsar "Esteros de Farrapos e Ilhas do Rio Uruguai" e está localizado a 4 km a sul do Parque Nacional Esteros de Farrapos e Ilhas do Rio Uruguai.



















Sítios / Áreas Protegidas&nbsp;
"área de gestão de habitats e/ou espécies"
Sítios ou Áreas Protegidas ("área de gestão de habitats e / ou espécies") correspondem a áreas relativamente pequenas que têm valor crítico, porque: eles contêm espécies ou centros populacionais da flora ou fauna relevantes; dentro destas fases fundamentais do ciclo de vida de espécies de interesse que elas cumprem. Eles têm importância significativa para a integração dos ecossistemas, contendo elementos geológicos, geomorfológicos e arqueológicos relevantes.&nbsp;














(Até a próxima Terça-Feira, 31 de Janeiro, 2017 : Uruguai / Áreas Protegidas)




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REVISITING AMERICA
We are starting to update the American continent, a compact summary of the current situation in the continent - as, America was our first stage of the Series&nbsp;HOW IS THE PLANET&nbsp;started in 2009, when we visited America, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Oceania , island countries of the Pacific, Africa and lastly the continent of Antarctica.
As we just visit Antarctica, we will take advantage of the proximity and land in Argentina, neighboring country on the continent of Antarctica and move up to Canada. After which we should finally start the series&nbsp;SUSTAINABILITY,&nbsp;which was to be initiated after visiting Antarctica.
However, the requests and in the necessary updating of the Americas&nbsp;STATUS, we are revisiting America, to update, after all, in seven years, a lot has changed.
Recalling that the&nbsp;ENVIRONMENT&nbsp;on&nbsp;OUR PLANET, OUR HOME, is a consequence of our spiritual beliefs, culture (habits), education, science, political economy and natural occurrences.

We will follow the following schedule to visit each country, region, briefly:&nbsp;Overview (Introduction), Biodiversity, Protected Areas&nbsp;and&nbsp;Environmental Degradation.
REVISITANDO AMÉRICA

Estamos iniciando a atualização do continente Americano, fazendo um resumo compacto da atual situação nos países do continente - pois, a América foi nossa primeira etapa da Série&nbsp;COMO ESTÁ O PLANETA&nbsp;iniciada em 2009, quando visitamos América, Europa, Ásia, Oriente Médio, Oceania, países ilhas do Pacifico, África e por último, o continente da Antártida.&nbsp;

Como acabamos de visitar a Antártida, iremos aproveitar a proximidade e aportar na Argentina, país vizinho ao continente da Antártida e subir até Canadá. Após o qual deveremos finalmente iniciar a Série&nbsp;SUSTENTABILIDADE, que era para ser iniciada após visitar Antártida.&nbsp;

Porém, a pedidos e pela necessária atualização do&nbsp;STATUS&nbsp;do continente Americano, estamos revisitando a&nbsp;AMÉRICA, para atualizar, afinal, em 7 anos, muita coisa se modificou.

Lembrando que o&nbsp;MEIO AMBIENTE&nbsp;no&nbsp;NOSSO PLANETA, NOSSA CASA, é consequência das nossas crenças espirituais, a cultura (hábitos), educação, ciência, economia política e ocorrências naturais.
Seguiremos o seguinte roteiro ao visitarmos cada país, por região, resumidamente:&nbsp;Visão Geral (Introdução), Biodiversidade, Áreas Protegidas&nbsp;e&nbsp;Degradação Ambiental.





































AMÉRICA
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AMERICA&nbsp;/&nbsp;AMÉRICA&nbsp;
South America&nbsp;(1)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(2)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(3)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(4)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(5)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(6)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(7)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(8)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(9)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(10)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(11)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(12)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(13)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(14)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(15)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(16)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(17)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(18)&nbsp;,&nbsp;
(19)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(20)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(21)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(22)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(23)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(24)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(25)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(26)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(27)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(28)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(29)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(30)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(31)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(32)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(33)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(34)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(35)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(36)&nbsp;,&nbsp;&nbsp;(37)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(38)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(39)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(40)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(41)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(42)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(43)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(44)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(45)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(46)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(47)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(48)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(49)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(50)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(51)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(52)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(53)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(54)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(55)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(56)&nbsp;,
(57)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(58)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(59)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(60)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(61)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(62)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(63)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(64)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(65)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(66)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(67)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(68)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(69)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(70)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(71)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(72)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(73)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(74)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(75)&nbsp;,
(76)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(77)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(78)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(79)&nbsp;&nbsp;,&nbsp;(80)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(81)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(82)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(83)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(84)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(85)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(86)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(87)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(88)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(89)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(90)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(91)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(92)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(93)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(94)&nbsp;,
(95)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(96)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(97)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(98)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(99)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(100)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(101)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(102) ,&nbsp;(103)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(104)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(105)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(106)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(107)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(108)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(109)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(110)&nbsp;,&nbsp;
(111)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(112)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(113)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(114)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(115)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(116)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(117)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(118)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(119)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(120)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(121)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(122)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(123)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(124)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(125)&nbsp;,&nbsp;
(126)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(127)&nbsp;, (128) ,&nbsp;
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Countries visited in América&nbsp;/&nbsp;Países da América visitados&nbsp;:



























Argentina&nbsp;/&nbsp;Argentina&nbsp;
(1)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(2)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(3)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(4)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(5)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(6)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(7)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(8)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(9)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(10)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(11)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(12)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(13)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(14)&nbsp;,&nbsp;&nbsp;(15)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(16)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(17)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(18)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(19)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(20)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(21)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(22)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(23)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(24)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(25)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(26)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(27)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(28)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(29)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(30)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(31)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(32)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(33)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(34)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(35)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(36)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(37)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(38)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(39)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(40)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(41)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(42)&nbsp;&nbsp;





Chile&nbsp;/&nbsp;Chile
CHILE&nbsp;(1)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(2)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(3)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(4)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(5)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(6)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(7)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(8)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(9)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(10)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(11)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(12)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(13)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(14)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(15)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(16)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(17)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(18)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(19)&nbsp;, &nbsp;
(20)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(21)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(22)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(23)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(24)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(25)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(26)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(27)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(28)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(29)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(30)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(31)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(32)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(33)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(34)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(35)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(36)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(37)&nbsp;,
&nbsp;(38)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(39)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(40)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(41)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(42)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(43)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(44)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(45)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(46)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(47)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(48)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(49)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(50)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(51)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(52)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(53)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(54)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(55)&nbsp;,
(56)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(57)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(58)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(59)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(60)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(61)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(62)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(63)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(64)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(65)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(66)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(67)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(68)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(69)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(70)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(71)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(72)&nbsp;,&nbsp;(73)&nbsp;,&nbsp;










In every country we are revisiting (brief overview, compact), we follow the following itinerary: Introduction, Indigenous Peoples, Biodiversity, Protected Areas and Environmental Degradation&nbsp;/&nbsp;Em todos os países que estamos revisitando (visão geral resumida, compacta), seguimos o seguinte roteiro: Introdução, Povos Indígenas, Biodiversidade, Áreas Protegidas e Degradação Ambiental&nbsp;

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