2013
DOI: 10.5902/2179460x9346
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Mapeamento Dos Conflitos No Uso Da Terra Em Áreas De Preservação Permanente Na Microbracia Hidrográfica Do Córrego Capitão Décio, Nova Xavantina – Mt

Abstract: ResumoAs áreas de preservação permanente (APPs) são ecossistemas que possuem relevante importância para o equilíbrio do meio ambiente, preservando a qualidade da água, flora e fauna associadas. As APPs foram criadas para proteger o ambiente natural, não permitindo nelas alteração do uso da terra. O presente estudo teve como principal objetivo o mapeamento das áreas de conflito de uso nas APPs. O trabalho foi desenvolvido na microbacia hidrográfica do córrego Capitão Décio (MHCCD), localizada no município de No… Show more

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“…The extensions of APPs devoid of native forest cover totaled 60% of the investigated area, when the major waterbed was considered, with cattle raising with secondary vegetation constituting the predominant land use in all sections of the Cabaçal River, with predominance in the middle course. The planted pasture was not identified in the upper course (Figure 3 A), a result similar to that found by Abrão et al (2018) in the APPs of the Desbarrancando River, in Mato Grosso do Sul, where about 68% presented vegetation cover and by Pinto and Rossete (2012) diagnosed that, in the micro-basin of the Córrego Capitão Décio, in Nova Xavantina MT, 88.53% of the APPs present preserved vegetation.…”
Section: Use Conflicts In the Apps Of The Cabaçal Riversupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The extensions of APPs devoid of native forest cover totaled 60% of the investigated area, when the major waterbed was considered, with cattle raising with secondary vegetation constituting the predominant land use in all sections of the Cabaçal River, with predominance in the middle course. The planted pasture was not identified in the upper course (Figure 3 A), a result similar to that found by Abrão et al (2018) in the APPs of the Desbarrancando River, in Mato Grosso do Sul, where about 68% presented vegetation cover and by Pinto and Rossete (2012) diagnosed that, in the micro-basin of the Córrego Capitão Décio, in Nova Xavantina MT, 88.53% of the APPs present preserved vegetation.…”
Section: Use Conflicts In the Apps Of The Cabaçal Riversupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The hydrologically conditioned elevation model can have different purposes, such as morphometric characterization of watersheds, calculation of annual losses of soils, delimitations of permanent preservation areas along watercourses and hilltops, regionalization of flows, calculation of topographic factors and landscape units, and mapping of flood risk areas (Baena et al, 2004, Guimarães & Da Penha, 2009, Elebson et al, 2011, Pinto & Rossete, 2012, Coutinho et al, 2014.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse sentido, essas áreas são de vital importância para proteger e prevenir desequilíbrios no meio ambiente. No entanto, alguns trabalhos científicos demonstram que há diversas situações de irregularidades entre a preservação da vegetação ciliar e o uso da terra (Cardoso;Aquino, 2013;Coutinho et al, 2013;Pinto;Rossete, 2012).Segundo Görgen (2009), essa situação deve-se também à falta de fiscalização e cobrança pelas autoridades para que essas áreas se mantenham preservadas, principalmente as áreas rurais, que muitas vezes estão localizadas em lugares de difícil acesso.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified