Due to its magnitude, Brazil has a complex collection of the main and most beautiful forests in the world. Considered the country with the highest rate of botanical density and one of the richest reserves of species in the global flora, we have many reasons and responsibilities in this scenario.
Despite all the potential involved, Brazilian biodiversity still needs studies and has been the target of constant neglect. Motivated by the commitment to conserve, make sustainable use of resources and mitigate impacts, the ECP, in partnership with several governmental, non-governmental and private institutions, carried out in the last 3 years the planting and maintenance of more than 100,000 seedlings of native species.

Flora:
•Vegetation Inventory of Different Ports through Census and Sampling;
•Accomplishment and Monitoring of Suppression of Vegetation;
•Reforestation Through Planting of Native Species;
•Transplanting Different Ports;
•Production of Salt Marsh and Mangrove Seedlings (Forest Garden);
•Degraded Area Recovery (DARP);
•Recomposition;
•Forest Replacement According to Environmental Legislation;
•Irrigation Project;
•Projection of Forest Vegetables;
•Reforestation Project;
•Elaboration of Report and Technical Opinion Related to Vegetation.

Fauna:
•Inventory and Monitoring of Different Taxonomic Groups;
•Elaboration of Studies Associated with the Fauna Component;
•Monitoring Project, Rescue and Translocation Plan;
•Management Plan and Fauna Passage (Zoopassages);
•Monitoring of Interventions in the Intuit of Promoting the Rescue of Wild Animals;
•Inventory, Monitoring and Translocation of Specimens;
•Proceeding with the Environmental Agencies for Licensing and Management of Fauna;
•Elaboration of Environmental Education Programs with Emphasis on Wild Animals;
•Monitoring in Technical Surveys of Wild Fauna;
•Preparation of Report and Technical Opinion Related to Wild Fauna.