DIAGNOSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN THE AREA OF PRESERVATION OF MACAMBIRA AND PINDAÍBA STREAM
Abstract
The occupation of urban permanent preservation areas has been occurring due to the great urbanization process, the city of Goiânia does not escape this reality. This study consisted of a survey of the degradation processes of the permanent preservation areas and the most appropriate techniques for the recovery of the Macambira and Pindaíba streams. The data were collected in loco, verifying the main degradations generated by natural and anthropic actions. It was possible to observe that the area under study was degraded mainly by human intervention, with the undue occupation of the Permanent Preservation Areas for real estate use and for agricultural and grazing activities, due to the loss of gallery forests, it was also possible to identify erosive processes along the edges of Macambira and Pindaíba streams. From the surveys carried out in the present study, it can be concluded that with the adoption of techniques of revegetation of the permanent preservation areas and with the withdrawal of the real estate and agricultural and grazing activities of the place the native vegetation can be restored by promoting a more balanced urban ecosystem.
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