Plano de recuperação fazenda Tamboril Alto, Rio Pardo de Minas­-MG

Abstract

Mining is an activity developed in Brazil for some years now due to the mineral wealth found in the country, bringing positive financial impacts from an economic point of view, but when carried out in an uncontrolled and sustainable way, it can bring negative impacts to the environment as a whole. The main objective of this work is to present a technical project of environmental recovery for an area that underwent mining intervention processes in the north of Minas Gerais, in the city of Rio Pardo de Minas, aiming at the conservation and recovery of the soil and the ecosystem as a whole, as a tool to facilitate the processes of reestablishment and repopulation of flora, seeking a better environmental performance in the area. Soil management and conservation techniques will be used, as well as techniques for populating the region's native flora (cerrado) and building structures to attract native fauna. After the use of these techniques, constant enrichment and monitoring actions will be carried out to evaluate the project and possible adaptations to improve the performance of the area, according to the observed conditions.