Boletim "Tanguro em Pauta" – 2

18 de setembro de 2016

set 18, 2016

O Projeto Tanguro realiza pesquisas de queima controlada na Fazenda Tanguro desde 2004 e tem como objetivo entender os impactos do fogo na degradação de florestas tropicais. Confira a segunda edição do “Tanguro em Pauta” e saiba mais sobre o maior e mais longo experimento com fogo controlado em florestas tropicais.

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