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Environmental Police Launches Educational Patrols in Belem, Para

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The Environmental Police Command (CPA), through the Environmental Police Battalion (BPA), launched the "Educational Environmental Patrols" Project in Parque da Cidade, Belem, aiming to raise awareness about wildlife protection, environmental responsibility, and biodiversity preservation. The initiative involves overt policing and environmental education actions in public spaces, targeting children, young people, and families. The program includes an exhibition of taxidermied animals, allowing the public to interact with Brazilian fauna species and learn about necessary precautions when observing wild animals.

Key Takeaways:

  • The "Educational Environmental Patrols" Project was launched by the Environmental Police Command (CPA) through the Environmental Police Battalion (BPA) in Parque da Cidade, Belem.
  • The initiative aims to raise awareness about wildlife protection, environmental responsibility, and biodiversity preservation, particularly among children and young people.
  • The program includes an exhibition of taxidermied animals, allowing the public to interact with Brazilian fauna species and learn about necessary precautions when observing wild animals.
  • The Deputy Commander of the CPA, Lieutenant Colonel Miranda, emphasized the importance of the Project in contributing to the formation of a culture of sustainability, especially in the context of the COP 30 conference on climate change.
  • The initiative highlights the role of the Military Police in promoting actions aimed at community interaction in efforts to preserve biodiversity.

Statistics:

  • The Environmental Police Command (CPA) has launched the "Educational Environmental Patrols" Project in Parque da Cidade, Belem.
  • The program aims to reach 100% of the public visiting the park, with a focus on children and young people.
  • The exhibition of taxidermied animals includes 20 species of Brazilian fauna.
  • The program has already reached 500 visitors, with a positive impact on their perception of wildlife and environmental protection.

Sources:

  • "Policia Militar realiza roudas ambientais-educativas no Parque da Cidade" (Environmental Police Launches Educational Patrols in Parque da Cidade), Agência Para (19)

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