Soil Conservation

The “Cultivating Good Water Tangará” project, carried out by the Pantanal Amazon Conservation Institute (IPAC), has a schedule for implementing Soil Conservation, which are: Preparation of a Municipal Law on land use, management and occupation; Technical design for the installation of contour lines; Preparation of projects for the installation of small dams/containment basins; Construction of contour lines.

Preparation of Municipal Law on land use, management and occupation

The development of a Municipal Land Use, Management and Occupation Law is a collaborative process that must balance development needs with environmental protection and community well-being.

Construction of contour lines.

Contour lines in headwater areas are essential for environmental protection, sustainable management and regulatory compliance. They help preserve soil, protect water resources, support biodiversity and provide essential information for planning and decision-making.

Technical drawing of contour line installation

The technical drawing for the installation of contour lines is an essential tool in engineering, architecture and land planning projects. Contour lines are lines that connect points of equal elevation on a terrain, providing a graphic representation of the topography.

Preparation of Installation Projects for small dams/containment basins

The development of projects for the installation of small dams (or retention basins) is an important technique for erosion control and rainwater management, especially in areas with erosion problems or in regions where rainwater needs to be managed to prevent flooding and improve water infiltration into the soil.