The Importance of Atlantic Forest Remnants for Biodiversity Conservation

Skibidi vibes in the forest as the mico-leão-dourado chills in fragmented habitats. The APA do Rio São João is lowkey a biodiversity hotspot, but human goons have sliced it up like a toilet paper roll. Despite the edge of destruction, 212 tree species are hanging on in these tiny forest remnants. They are the sigma of survival, standing strong against the chaos. Each fragment tells a dank story of resilience and the need for conservation. These little green ships are crucial for genetic flow and keeping the ecosystem alive. Protect the fragments or risk a biodiversity wipeout.