Avaliação quali-quantitativa dos planos de gestão de qualidade ambiental submetidos à Agência Estadual de Meio Ambiente de Pernambuco

Abstract

Faced with the needed to conserve biodiversity, actions to recover degraded areas and restore native vegetation are essential to ensure the maintenance and quality of natural resources. The recovering and forest recomposing program demand adequate planning, and in the state of Pernambuco the CPRH Environmental Quality Management Plan exists as an instrument for the control and monitoring of projects that have a polluting potential. The objective of this project was to carry out the evaluation of the Environmental Quality Management Plans - PGQA, in quantitative and qualitative terms, seeking to identify the species and families most indicated in the plans; the risk of species extinction; origin, endemism and distribution. The use of 259 species was identified, comprising 52 families, the most used being the Fabaceae Family. These have an average area of 70,316ha. Having found 23 species in common use among all the plans, with the highest occurrence being Hymenaea courbaril, the extinction analyzes were carried out within the CNCFlora databases where it was identified that 4 species were classified as endangered and IUCN red list where Vochysia oblongifolia and Senna multijuga were identified as endangered. It is worth mentioning that some species were not considered for a risk classification, considering that the absence of this information directly impacts the adoption and implementation of strategies for biodiversity conservation, which may interfere with the quantity and availability in the environment.