Brazilian Trails Network and Connectivity, Putting a Recreation Infrastructure to Work for Conservation Gains

IF 2.1 Q2 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Tourism Planning & Development Pub Date : 2021-05-11 DOI:10.1080/21568316.2021.1917448

Pedro Castro Cunha e Menezes, Thiago do Val Simardi Beraldo Souza, Ana Cláudia Folmann

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ABSTRACT In 2020, the Brazilian National Protected Areas System (SNUC) completed two decades. It includes 12 categories of protected areas as well as ecological corridors. Although its implementation has brought conservation gains to Brazil, the SNUC has been managed more as a group of protected areas than in the systemic way it was conceived. Among other gaps needed to be filled, there is an increasing fragmentation of habitats and the difficulty of establishing landscape connectors between protected areas. In this context, the Brazilian Trails Network and Connectivity (REDE) is being implemented in coordination with the CONECTA Brazil program, based on three pillars: conservation, job and income generation and recreation. REDE is a conservation tool with the long-term objective of connecting all the protected areas in Brazil through trails contained in natural corridors. This paper will discuss the governance and the protection status of REDÉs Trails in order to achieve its set objectives.

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巴西的步道网络和连通性，将娱乐基础设施用于保护收益

2020年，巴西国家保护区系统(SNUC)完成了20年的建设。它包括12类保护区和生态廊道。虽然它的实施为巴西带来了保护收益，但SNUC更多的是作为一组保护区来管理，而不是按照它设想的系统方式来管理。在其他需要填补的空白中，栖息地的碎片化日益加剧，在保护区之间建立景观连接的难度也越来越大。在此背景下，巴西步道网络和连通性(REDE)正在与CONECTA巴西计划协调实施，该计划基于三个支柱:保护、创造就业和收入以及娱乐。REDE是一种保护工具，其长期目标是通过自然走廊中的小径连接巴西所有保护区。本文将讨论REDÉs Trails的治理和保护状况，以实现其设定的目标。

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Tourism Planning & Development HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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