Ilha do Mel Ecological Station

Ilha do Mel Ecological Station — view
Ilha do Mel Ecological Station. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
Paraná, Brazil

Ilha do Mel Ecological Station

A protected ecological reserve on an island off the coast of Paraná, Brazil, dedicated to environmental conservation and research.

At a glance

Ilha do Mel Ecological Station is a designated ecological station located in the state of Paraná, in southern Brazil. The reserve protects the natural environment of the island and its surrounding waters.

History

Limited historical information is available in the primary sources regarding the founding date and early administration of the ecological station.

What you see

As an ecological station, the site is characterized by its natural landscape and island environment rather than built structures, with the reserve dedicated to preserving native flora and fauna.

Cultural significance

Ecological stations in Brazil serve as important centers for environmental protection, scientific research, and the preservation of biodiversity. Ilha do Mel contributes to regional conservation efforts in Paraná.

Key facts

  • Location: State of Paraná, Brazil
  • Coordinates: −25.5108°, −48.3432°
  • Type: Ecological Station

Practical information & getting there

The ecological station is located off the coast of Paraná. Access and visiting policies are typically determined by local environmental authorities. Contact relevant Brazilian environmental agencies for current information on access and regulations.

Sources & resources

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