Candidatura Reserva da Biosfera - Santana Madeira Biosfera

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5. ENDORSEMENTS 5.1. SIGNED BY THE AUTHORITY/AUTHORITIES IN CHARGE OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CORE AREA(S) Full name: Paulo Jorge dos Santos Gomes Oliveira Title: Director of the Natural Park of Madeira Date: __________________________________ 5.2. SIGNED BY THE AUTHORITY/AUTHORITIES IN CHARGE OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE BUFFER ZONE(S) Full name: Paulo Jorge dos Santos Gomes Oliveira Title: Director of the Natural Park of Madeira Date: __________________________________ 5.3. SIGNED AS APPROPRIATE BY THE NATIONAL (OR STATE OR PROVINCIAL) ADMINISTRATION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CORE AREA(S) AND THE BUFFER ZONE Full name: José Miguel Silva Branco Title: Chief of Cabinet of Regional Sec. for Environment and Natural Resources Date: __________________________________ 5.4. SIGNED BY THE AUTHORITY/AUTHORITIES, ELECTED LOCAL GOVERNEMENT RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY OR SPOKESPERSON REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN THE TRANSITION AREA Full name: Rui Moisés Fernandes Ascensão Title: Mayor of Santana Municipality Date: __________________________________ 5.5. SIGNED ON BEHALF OF THE MAB NATIONAL COMMITTEE OR FOCAL POINT Full name: Pedro Castro Henriques Title: Coordinator of Portuguese MAB Commission Date: __________________________________ * See attached letters of endorsement 52 Application of Santana, Madeira to Biosphere Reserve – UNESCO - MAB
PART II: DESCRIPTION 6. LOCATION (LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE) Latitude: 32º 46’ N Longitude: 16º 54’ W Northern boundary: 32º 50’ N Southern boundary: 32º 42’ N Western boundary: 16º 58’ W Eastern boundary: 16º 50’ W 7. AREA The total area of the proposed Biosphere Reserve is 15.218,04 hectares 7.1. SIZE OF CORE AREA(S) Size of terrestrial core area: 1708, 45 ha Size of marine core area: 4175, 60 ha 7.2. SIZE OF BUFFER ZONE(S) Size of terrestrial buffer zone: 597, 99 ha Size of marine buffer zone: 109, 68 ha 7.3. APPROXIMATE SIZE OF TRANSITION AREA(S) The approximated size of the terrestrial transition area: 4.780,39 hectares The approximated size of the marine transition area: 3.845,93 hectares Application of Santana, Madeira to Biosphere Reserve – UNESCO - MAB 53
Page 1 and 2: APPLICATION OF SANTANA, MADEIRA TO
Page 3 and 4: ACKOWLEDGMENTS A special thanks to
Page 5 and 6: 7. Area ...........................
Page 7 and 8: 16.2.1. Describe the main land uses
Page 9 and 10: PART I: SUMMARY 1. PROPOSED NAME OF
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Page 13 and 14: tradition and landscape. This is an
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Page 17 and 18: The existing folkloric groups follo
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Page 21 and 22: eans and other vegetables and some
Page 23 and 24: Equally important are the habitats
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Page 43 and 44: Considering the increase of agricul
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Page 51: environmental education and informa
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Page 63 and 64: “Fontenário de Santa Ana” Foun
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Page 69 and 70: for food, including bread, but also
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Page 75 and 76: type materials that surround it. It
Page 77 and 78: “Afloramento fitofossilífero de
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Page 81 and 82: The dystric rough terrains are char
Page 83 and 84: Figure 46. Epiphytic bryophytes in
Page 85 and 86: Figure 48. Endemic macaronesian hea
Page 87 and 88: vascular flora, however these plant
Page 89 and 90: Spermatophyts Anthyllis lemanniana
Page 91 and 92: communities and by association, of
Page 93 and 94: defined between the high tide and 1
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Page 97 and 98: Other animal (except birds) and flo
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Prevent the destruction of geologic
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The ownership type of forest is cha
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Figure 56. Santana’s urban tipolo
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maderensis) and Madeira leisler’s
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emaining area in the proposed Biosp
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Figure 58. Active seed collection o
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14. DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION 14.1. POTE
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The existence of several marine res
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cultural, human and economic develo
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Renewable energies The production o
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ETRs Meia Serra (2nd Phase B), cons
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homes (5.6 nights) in hotel establi
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Tourism planning The Plan for Touri
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The low disturbance as a result of
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uildings to visit. Its historical,
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Located in the volcanic tuff of the
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Área de R. e lazer do Pico Ruivo C
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expresses the music and traditional
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15. LOGISTIC SUPPORT FUNCTION 15.1.
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15.1.2. Brief description of past r
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species at extinction risk Embryo i
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Inventory of traditional oral liter
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services, complementing the scienti
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protected and surrounding areas , c
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valorisation of their natural herit
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16. USES AND ACTIVITIES 16.1. CORE
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16.2.2. Possible adverse effects on
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In relation to the marine transitio
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17.3. PROTECTION REGIME OF THE CORE
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17.5.4. Foreseen changes in land te
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mechanism for promoting the involve
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( ) RAMSAR Wetland Convention Site
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19.1.2. Biosphere Reserve zonation
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(1995) Decreto Legislativo Regional
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Environmental conservation (1980) D
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19.3. SPECIES LIST NOTE: The endemi
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Arthopyrenia cinereopruinosa Norman
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Caloplaca carphinea Pertusaria cocc
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Cladonia macaronesica Plectocarpon
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Diploschistes gypsaceus Ramalina po
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Hypogymnia maderensis Septoria cera
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Lecidea fuscoatra Trichoglossum hir
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19.3.2.4. Basidiomycota - 453 speci
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Conocybe tenera Puccinia calcitrapa
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Hygrocybe vitellina Sporotrichum ro
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Mycena supina Volvariella surrecta
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Bryum caespiticium Neckera cephalon
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Didymodon insulanus Pseudocrossidiu
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Grimmia montana Sphagnum auriculatu
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Cheilanthes guanchica Polystichum d
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Amaranthus muricatus Medicago polym
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Boussingaultia cordifolia Oxalis de
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Cheirolophus massonianus Poa praten
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Dactylorhiza foliosa Rumex crispus
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Frankenia laevis Sisymbrium officin
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Hypericum undulatum Torilis nodosa
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Lavatera arborea Viola arvensis Lav
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19.3.5.4. Nematoda - 63 species Aph
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Caseolus leptosticus leptosticus Me
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Acalles saxicola Lepinotus inquilin
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Aelurillus lucasi Litargo pictus Ae
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Aloconota gregaria Machimus novaren
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Anommatus maderensis Melanaphis don
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Aphis ruborum Microlestes corticali
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Ascogaster quadridentata Mycetophil
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Atyaephyra desmaresti Nephanes tita
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Blastobasis laurisilvae Ochthebius
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Bruchidius seminarius Oribatula cog
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Carcino pumilio Palpita vitrealis C
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Cerchysiella centennalis Peridroma
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Chrysolina aericana Phoetalia circu
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Coelositona latipennis latipennis P
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Crypto hortensis Proasellus coxalis
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Cylindroiulus transmarinus Psyllioc
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Diapria conica Rhizophagus bipustul
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Dolichomiris linearis Scarites abbr
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Elachiptera bimaculata Sinella pulc
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Epuraea luteola Sphaericus saetiger
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Eurydema herbacea Stomorhina lunata
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Geophilus carpophagus Tarphius brev
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Halipeurus spadix Thalassosmittia a
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Hippotion celerio Trachyopella line
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Hypera postica Trimorus wollastonae
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Lachesilla tectorum Xenillus latila
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Dentex gibbosus Scorpaena porcus Di
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19.4. LIST OF MAIN BIBLIOGRAPHIC RE
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Hansen, A. & P. Sunding (1993). Flo
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Rodriguez Luengo, J. L. & Garcia Ca
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Zino, F., Hounsome, M. V. Buckle, P
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Application of Santana, Madeira to
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ANNEX TO BIOSFERE RESERVE NOMINATIO
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Annex to Biosfere Reserve Nominatio
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Different existing zonation: Applic
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Specific variables (please fill in
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Volcanic/Geothermal systems Wetland
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CARTOGRAPHY Application of Santana,
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