This series was created in the State Park of Rio Vermelho in Florianópolis-SC. The vegetation preferred the work of developing cores and the possibility of various soil substrates in combination with water and sunlight. At the same site, data from the Red River Forest were performing a series of ant resonance. A title of curiosity: The park was created with the objective of conserving the Atlantic Rainforest (Atlantic Rain Forest), conserving the restinga vegetation, conserving a fauna associated with the Atlantic Rainforest, maintaining the region's water balance, propitiating actions of recovery of ecossiders changed and providing the realizations of scientific research and public visitation. Today the exotic trees planted in the Rio Vermelho National Park, with a lesser or greater degree, are invasive species, highlighting the harmful effects of Pinus (American pine). Finding studies in the park that aim to gather information for their environmental restoration. Besides environmental environmental the park has a cultural and historical estimate. One of the oldest sambaquis of the Island of Santa Catarina, dated 5,020 years before the present, is located inside the park. The District of São João do Rio Vermelho, located in 1831. We love to photograph in this forest. https://youtu.be/QZfRLXPruJU

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40x60 Hanemmule Paper