Activity
Discover IMPAR’s areas of activity
Reforestation
The plantings follow a organized sequence to ensure the success of the process. Initially, the seedlings are obtained through the collection or acquisition of seeds, followed by germination and subsequent transplantation into tubes. After this stage, the seedlings go through the growth and hardening process, preparing for planting.
The planting area is carefully selected, and the soil is analyzed and prepared as needed, including corrections and measures to prevent erosion, such as creating trenches for diverting and draining rainwater. The planting locations are marked according to the chosen spacing, and the species are selected, separated, and blended in the nursery.
At the time of planting, the date is chosen considering the rainfall regime, and the seedlings are transported from the nursery to the planting site. The work is divided into teams, including hole drilling, seedling placement, fertilization, and staking.
After planting, cultural treatments are repeated until the growth and soil coverage by the tree canopies allow for tree self-sufficiency. This includes weed control through mowing and herbicide application, as well as ant control.
Seedling nursery
Created as part of the reforestation project of deforested areas within the Ecological Corridor.
Production of native seedlings
Seed collection
Species identification
Improvement and development of techniques for seedling production.
Ecotourism
Our region has impressive potential for the sustainable development of ecotourism, with incredible natural resources that offer a perfect setting.
We invite interested local companies and organizations to explore this potential with us and partner with IMPAR. Get in touch to discuss possible partnerships and initiatives that could boost ecotourism in our region.
Water-producing region and, as a consequence, an abundance of waterfalls, rapids, streams and natural pools.
Waterfall visiting areas (leisure and bathing).
Possibility of creating trails with varying degrees of difficulty.
25 km of dam shore for water sports.
Observation of birds and other animals in the ecosystems