Adolfo Ducke Forest Reserve (Reserva Florestal Adolpho Ducke) is a protected section of the Amazon rainforest within the city of Manaus, Brazil. The reserve was established in 1963 in honour of the entomologist and botanist Adolfo Ducke (October 1876 - January 1959), who was one of the most respected experts on Amazonian flora and is a 10,000 ha protected area on the outskirts of Manaus. It is part of the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network. The reserve sits at the intersection of two major drainage areas, the Amazon River and the Rio Negro. The reserve is made up of research plots designed to study the biota of the regions, which may serve as a basis for biodiversity surveys in other areas of the Amazon region, and to study the impacts of fragmentation. The grid of LTER sites is
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| - Adolfo Ducke Forest Reserve (Reserva Florestal Adolpho Ducke) is a protected section of the Amazon rainforest within the city of Manaus, Brazil. The reserve was established in 1963 in honour of the entomologist and botanist Adolfo Ducke (October 1876 - January 1959), who was one of the most respected experts on Amazonian flora and is a 10,000 ha protected area on the outskirts of Manaus. It is part of the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network. The reserve sits at the intersection of two major drainage areas, the Amazon River and the Rio Negro. The reserve is made up of research plots designed to study the biota of the regions, which may serve as a basis for biodiversity surveys in other areas of the Amazon region, and to study the impacts of fragmentation. The grid of LTER sites is (en)
- O Jardim Botânico de Manaus – Adolpho Ducke é um jardim botânico brasileiro, localizado na cidade de Manaus, no estado do Amazonas. Batizado com o nome do botânico Adolpho Ducke, é considerado o maior fragmento de floresta preservada dentro de área urbana do Brasil. Possui 5 km² distribuídos em uma faixa de 500 metros de largura por 6 km de comprimento ao longo da borda sul e 4 km ao longo da borda oeste da Reserva Florestal Adolpho Ducke. Está localizado no bairro Cidade de Deus, na zona norte da cidade de Manaus. O local oferece contato direto com a natureza e atrai turistas de diversos lugares do mundo. (pt)
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| - Adolfo Ducke Forest Reserve (Reserva Florestal Adolpho Ducke) is a protected section of the Amazon rainforest within the city of Manaus, Brazil. The reserve was established in 1963 in honour of the entomologist and botanist Adolfo Ducke (October 1876 - January 1959), who was one of the most respected experts on Amazonian flora and is a 10,000 ha protected area on the outskirts of Manaus. It is part of the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network. The reserve sits at the intersection of two major drainage areas, the Amazon River and the Rio Negro. The reserve is made up of research plots designed to study the biota of the regions, which may serve as a basis for biodiversity surveys in other areas of the Amazon region, and to study the impacts of fragmentation. The grid of LTER sites is made up of (25 km2 plots inserted into a larger grid of 64 km2 plots). Within the grid, which is used for straight line transect surveys of biodiversity, there are 250 m long permanent survey plots. The reserve is one of the most important research sites in the Amazon because it is relatively intact and also easily accessible from the city of Manaus. The reserve includes areas for researchers to stay for extended periods to carry out research and is one of the most intensively studied patches of rain forest in the world. (en)
- O Jardim Botânico de Manaus – Adolpho Ducke é um jardim botânico brasileiro, localizado na cidade de Manaus, no estado do Amazonas. Batizado com o nome do botânico Adolpho Ducke, é considerado o maior fragmento de floresta preservada dentro de área urbana do Brasil. Possui 5 km² distribuídos em uma faixa de 500 metros de largura por 6 km de comprimento ao longo da borda sul e 4 km ao longo da borda oeste da Reserva Florestal Adolpho Ducke. Está localizado no bairro Cidade de Deus, na zona norte da cidade de Manaus. O local oferece contato direto com a natureza e atrai turistas de diversos lugares do mundo. Fundado em 24 de outubro de 2000, é administrado por meio de uma parceria entre o Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia (INPA), a Prefeitura de Manaus e o Museu da Amazônia (Musa), com o objetivo de buscar alternativas para conter o avanço da ocupação desordenada nas zonas Norte e Leste de Manaus, e proteger as florestas da região. No jardim, também se encontra o Museu da Amazônia (Musa). É uma estrutura instalada na reserva em 2009 e ocupa 1% da área total do local. Juntamente com o Musa, funciona o Jardim Botânico, construído no ano de 2000, que ocupa 5% de toda a reserva. (pt)
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