Brazil’s list of endangered plant species updated
Brazil’s Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change updated its official national list of endangered plant species this week. In total, 3,730 species were assessed and classified by the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden Research Institute (JBRJ) based on their current conservation status. These include trees, shrubs, and small plants, which are listed in four categories – vulnerable, endangered, critically endangered, and critically endangered/possibly extinct. Notícias relacionadas:Brazil reduces fragmented native vegetation area by 43% over 38 years.Amazon: Indigenous peoples catalog spe
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