Event Summary:

This hands-on restoration activity will engage students and community members in replanting native Atlantic Forest species along a riverbank, helping to regenerate degraded ecosystems and protect water sources.
Participants will learn about the ecological role of riparian forests in preventing erosion, maintaining biodiversity, and supporting hydrological balance.
Led by environmental educators and ecological restoration specialists, the activity will include technical guidance, planting techniques, and reflections on conservation strategies and monitoring.

Practical Details:

• Wear long pants, sturdy closed shoes (boots or trail shoes), and bring water.
• The area has rocky, uneven terrain; assistance and safety support will be provided