analysis of compliance and irregularity between management conservation and director plans: a case study of birds natural park in the city of rio das ostras

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Abstract
In the presente work, the Director Plan of Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the Management Plan of a municipal Conservation Unit (CU) named Birds Natural Park were investigated aiming at detecting possible territorial management conflicts, as well as pointing out potential of using these two regulations as tools for improving life quality and for developing sustainable local strategies. The study allowed for the inference of the need to review not only the Director Plans of mediumsized cities, but also the Managements Plans of the Conservation Units (CUs). Furthermore, Director Plans must be consistent in terms of articles and objectives, detailing sustainable projects for CUs by means of action plans, chronograms for the implementation of ecological corridors, and use and occupation of CUs buffer zone criteria.
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Authors ;Adiane Conceição de Oliveira;Mauro Alexandre de Oliveira;Tathiana Chaves de Souza
Journal pediatric annals
Year 2010
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10.5935/2177-4560.20090007
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