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0 250 500 1,000

Kilometers

Atlantic Forest Hotspot

Neighboring Hotspot

Protected Area (IUCN Category I-IV)

Protected Area (IUCN Category V-VI)

Protected Area (IUCN Category NA)

Urban Area

Agriculture (0-100% landuse)

Roads

Railroads

BIODIVERSITY TARGET2020 TARGET: 17% protected

2015: 8% PROTECTED2% I-IV3% V-VI3% NA

ATLANTIC FORESTS 1,440,959 km2

Aracaju

Belo Horizonte

Blumenau

Campinas

Campos dos Goytacazes

Ciudad del EsteCuritiba

Feira de Santana

Florianópolis

Grande Vitória

João Pessoa

Joinville

Juazeiro Do Norte

Juiz de Fora

JundiaíLondrina

Maceió

Maringá

Natal

Piracicaba

Recife

Rio de Janeiro

Salvador

São José dos Campos

São Paulo

Sorocaba

Volta Redonda

Porto Alegre

Brasilia

Goiania

Camop Grande

Brazil

Argentina

Uruguay

Bolivia

Paraguay

0 200 400 600 800 1,000100Kilometers

0 250 500 1,000

Kilometers

Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay

4 BIOMESDeserts & Xeric Shrublands

Mangroves

Tropical & Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands

Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests

15 ECOREGIONS

ENDEMIC PLANT SPECIES8,000

ENDEMIC ANIMAL SPECIES725

ATLANTIC FOREST ECOREGIONSShortfall Assessment to reach Target of 17% protected land in each terrestrial ecoregion

1

7

12

3

5

2

8

9

10

11

13

14

15

6

4

0 250 500 1,000

Kilometers

1. Caatinga Enclaves Moist Forests

2. Bahia Mangroves

5. Campos Rupestres Moist Forests

3. Pernambuco Coastal Forests

4. Pernambuco Interior Forests

6. Arucaria Moist Forests

2,723 km2 remnant habitat6,592 km2 remnant habitat

128,274 km2 remnant habitat

563 km2 remnant habitat



+ 2,782 km2 protected land



Target reachedTarget achieved

Target reached

To reach Aichi Target of 17%



7. Alta Párana Atlantic Forests

8. Fernando de Noronha Atol das Rocas Moist Forests

10. Bahia Coastal Forests

9. Ilha Grande Mangroves

11. Rio Sao Francisco Mangroves

154,297 km2 remnant habitat 822 km2 remnant habitat





+ 324 km2 protected land



To reach Aichi Target of 17%Target reached

Target reached

0 250 500 1,000

Kilometers

12. Bahia Interior Forests 14. Rio Piranhas Mangroves

15. Atlantic Coast Restingas13. Sierra de Mar Coastal Forests

67,145 km2 remnant habitat 250 km2 remnant habitat





+ 245 km2 protected land




Target reached

ATLANTIC FOREST | CONFLICTS

7

1618

14

15

27

2528

3

2

1

24

11

22

19

17

13

8

420

9

21

12

510

2326

6

68,483,000 Population2015 URBAN POPULATION

78,050,0002030 URBAN POPULATION

68THREATENED SPECIES

MAJOR CROPSmaize, sugarcane, pulses, soybeans

BIODIVERSITY THREATSOvergrazingDeforestationUrban Expansion and IndustrializationInfrastructureMiningDamsTourism Development

1000km5002000

Conflicts between 2030 projected urban growth areas and threatened species habitats

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area

Urban Growth Projection

Conflict Zone

Extreme Conflict Zone

Threatened Species Habitat

7. Curitiba, braZiL

PoPulation Projections:

2015: 2030:

3,474,00000 4,116,000

5. Campos, braZiL

4. Campinas, braZiL



2015:

2015:

2030:

2030:

447,0000

3,047,0000

532,000

3,560,000

3. bLumenau, braZiL


2015: 2030:

319,000 386,000

6. Ciudad deL este, paraguay


422,000

2015:

621,000

1. araCaju, braZiL

2. beLo HoriZonte, braZiL



825,000

5,716,000

2015:

2015:

997,000

6,439,000

2030:

2030: 2030:

8. Feira de santana, braZiL


2015:

553,000 662,000

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



9. FLORIANOPOLIS, BRAZIL

POPULATION PROJECTIONS:

2015: 2025:

1,180,0000 1,481,000

10. GRANDE VITORIA, BRAZIL


1,636,000

2015:

1,908,000

2030:

11. JOAO PESSOA, BRAZIL


2015: 2030:

1,093,000 1,298,000

12. JOINVILLE, BRAZIL


2015:

1,219,000 1,450,000

2030:

16. LONDRINA, BRAZIL


2015: 2025:

798,0000 953,000

15. JUNDIAI, BRAZIL


2015: 2030:

620,00000 747,000

14. JUIZ DE FORA, BRAZIL


2015:

541,00000 638,000

2030:

13. JUAZEIRO DO NORTE, BRAZIL


358,000

2015:

430,000

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



20. PIRACICABA, BRAZIL


2015: 2030:

377,000 445,000

18. MARINGA, BRAZIL


390,000

2015:

482,000

2030:

17. MACEIO, BRAZIL


2015: 2030:

1,266,0000 1,508,000

19. NATAL, BRAZIL


1,167,000

2015:

1,399,000

2030:

21. PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL


2015:

3,603,000 4,028,000

2030:

24. SALVADOR, BRAZIL


2015:

3,583,00000 4,115,000

2030:

22. RECIFE, BRAZIL


2015:

3,739,000 4,222,000

2030:

23. RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL


12,902,000

2015:

14,174,000

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



25. SAO JOSE DOS CAMPOS, BRAZIL


2015: 2030:

572,0000 661,000

27. SOROCABA, BRAZIL


727,000

2015:

865,000

2030:

28. VOLTA REDONDA, BRAZIL


2015:

447,000 517,000

2030:

26. SAO PAULO / CAMPINAS, BRAZIL


2015:

21,066,0003,047,000

23,444,000 3,560,000

2030:

Topography

Water Body

Remnant Vegetation

Protected Area

Existing Urban Area


Conflict Zone



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