The search for new paths in regions where cities develop ecological tourism projects has contributed to recovering the Atlantic Forest's vegetation, allowing animals to return to their natural environment.
All this work is gaining more and more support, and in addition to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as Caminho da Mata Atlântica, the local population is also getting involved.
They participate in meetings where the region to be visited is determined to see if another trail can be built there.
Preserving ancient flora and hiking trails amidst the lush rainforest are becoming attractions for ecotourism around Guanabara Bay . . .
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