Preservation and Life in the Brazilian Outback

Environmental Reserve

Environmental Reserve

BUILDING AN ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVE

Our assistance plan, in an emergency nature, will directly benefit many species of animals that are dying of thirst and hunger caused by the lack of rainfall. We will save from death the majority of the species. They do not die in a collective manner, only in small numbers from the flock. Because of this, it becomes difficult to draw attention to the facts in a concerning way. We will protect them and preserve them under a state of protection, ensuring well-being and harmony. We will create an area of protection for reproduction under proper environmental conditions for the preservation and increase of the
species.

We will create reservoirs of treated potable water with natural elements that protect health, with enough attractiveness to bring animals from the region so they can quench their thirst and remain fully protected, living in the reserve with satisfactory quality and security. We will provide all necessary assistance for the well-being and total protection and preservation of the reserve.

Environmental Reserve Outback

BioAnimal will offer lectures and important information about deforestation, combating predatory hunting, and the illegal capture of animals for keeping them in captivity.

There are many animals that are dying of hunger and thirst, also killed by capture and illegal predatory hunting as shown in the attached photos.

LIST OF THE MAIN THREATENED SPECIES

The Concruz, White-winged Dove, Outback Parakeet, Outback Songbird, Seriema, Hummingbird, Marmoset, Giant Anteater, Three-banded Armadillo and the Peba, Deer, Margay, Small Wildcat, Moura Cat, Opossum, the Sertao Lizard "Tegu," the Moco, and many others.


Animals of the Northeastern Hinterland