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Anhumas Abyss guardian's hall 360 Panorama - Vimarsana News

Anhumas Abyss guardian's hall 360 Panorama

360° panorama photo from by Marcio Cabral. Abismo Anhumas is a spectacular cave located in Bonito-MS, Brazil, one of the largest ec...

Restoring Brazil's Atlantic Forest | Magazine Articles - Vimarsana News

Restoring Brazil's Atlantic Forest | Magazine Articles

The Rio do Peixe, which flows through the town of Socorro in the Brazilian state of São Paulo, was the color of chocolate. Liquid mud. It had been that way as long as Flavia and Ana Paula Balderi could remember. When they were teenagers, the sisters began to wonder why. A teacher explained that a forest once stood between the river and the town, but the trees were no longer there. There was nothing to filter the byproducts of human activity, nothing to keep the silt of the riverbanks from mixing into the water, and nothing to safeguard the springs that supplied it. If the river were ever t...

The Brazilian sisters bringing trees back to the rainforest  | Global Ideas | DW - Vimarsana News

The Brazilian sisters bringing trees back to the rainforest  | Global Ideas | DW

Brazil: Reforestation to replenish water supplies The Atlantic Forest runs along the Brazilian coast down as far as Paraguay and Argentina. One of the most biodiverse ecosystems on earth, just 20% of the tropical forest remains. The rest has been cleared, largely to make way for agriculture. The forest is important not only for the wildlife there but for supplying water and energy to millions of Brazilians, particularly those living in and around the cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Sisters Ana Paula und Flávia Balderi know the problem all too well. They founded the environmental orga...

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