Annual Report 2023 UPM Forestal Oriental
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CONSERVATION AREAS
DEPARTMENT
NAME La Palma
AREA (HA) CONSERVATION ATTRIBUTES
Cerro Largo
1,072
Threatened grasslands and prairies, native forests
Durazno Lavalleja Paysandú
El Cencerro Los Gauchos
309 612 279
Natural grasslands
Serrano forest, rocky natural fields, priority species of flora and fauna for conservation
Chasicó
Palmares de Butia yatay regeneration area
El Pucará and El Carretón III
45
Special management sites for the conservation of capuchin species (Sporophila cinamomea) , species new to science (Antyphythum charruasorum) Native forest associated with permanent waterways. Priority species of flora and fauna for conservation
El Refugio
45
San Pedro / Cerro de los Chivos
632
Palmares de Butia yatay conservation area. Natural fields and native forests
Santa Carolina
67
Site of paleontological interest
Río Negro
El Ombú El Rosario La Trinidad Las Tunas Las Tunas
345 290
Butia yatay palm groves, natural fields and rocky ledges, park forest Wetlands, native forest and grasslands. High value in biodiversity Species protected by law (Butia yatay). Threatened grasslands and prairies
1000
178 178 119
Priority species for conservation (herbaceous and cacti)
Population of priority plant species for conservation, rocky ledges and natural fields
Mafalda Este
Blanqueales improvement of defaced environments Native forest associated with a permanent waterway Blanqueales and carob trees Atta vollenweiderii anthills Protection of areas sensitive to cattle trampling
Viraroes
29
Coladeras
445
Monitoring of livestock loads Monitoring flora and fauna Control of invasive alien species
Soriano
Coquimbo
368 569 533 420
Conservation area with natural fields, park forest associated with Blanqueales
Tacuarembó
Arroyo Malo Cerro Agudo
Native forest, various fields, rare species Wetlands, priority species for conservation
Lambaré I, II and III
Threatened ecosystems, population of endangered species
Treinta y Tres
Quiebrayugos I
30
Endangered species Straight billed reedhaunter (Limnoctites rectirostris) and its natural habitat, ravine forests, endemic cactus populations and priority native fauna
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