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Fernando de Noronha é identificada como ‘área importante para tubarões e raias’ por comissão internacional

8/5/2025

 
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Read about how the Fernando de Noronha, an ISRA identified in the South American Atlantic, was highlighted in this article by g1 | globo.
WRITTEN BY | Ana Clara Marinho
SOURCE | g1 globo

Fernando de Noronha foi identificada como uma das 32 áreas importantes para tubarões e raias (sigla em inglês ISRAs - Important Shark and Ray Area), no Atlântico Sul-Americano. A classificação foi emitida pelo grupo de especialistas em tubarões da Comissão de Sobrevivência de Espécies da União Internacional para a Conservação da Natureza (IUCN), um dos grupos mais importantes de avaliação do mundo
O documento que certifica o arquipélago foi publicado na quarta (6) e poder ser consultado na internet. A avaliação contou com a análise de diversos especialistas em tubarões e raias da América do Sul.

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