Análise de dados do inventário florestal na concessão de Levasflor

Abstract

Levasflor, Lda is a limited liability company, which is accredited to carry out industrial activity in the wood sector. The company intends to exploit forest resources sustainably in Cheringoma district, Sofala province. The project to be implemented is based on the following principles: Sustainable exploitation; certification through FSC standards. The concession area occupies about 49,000 ha, with the northern limit being the EN 213 between Caia and Dondo, the southern limit covering blocks 26, 27, 28, 38 and 39 inventoried by the DNFFB GERFFA project. LevasFlor's concession area lies within the Miombo forest (Werger & Coetzee, 1978) and Bandeira et al. (1994). It has several forest formations, including closed, open and wooded or shrub forests.

The predominant forest species are: Brachystegia spiciformis and Julbernardia globiflora. Also found are Sclerocarya birrea, Pterocarpus angolensis, Burkea africana, Erytrophleum suaveolus, Guettarda speciosa, Xeroderris sthulmannii, Afzelia quanzensis, Millettia sthulmannii, Sclereocarya birrea, Acacia nigressecensers, P. In the forest inventory, 22 tree species were identified, of which 13 have commercial values. LevasFlor Limitada intends to secure revenue for the Diocese of Lebombo in Mozambique through the rational and sustainable exploitation of the forest concession in Sofala province. This concessionaire not only intends to obtain lucrative benefits, but also to support the development of local rural communities. The concession will have 20 exploration compartments, which will make the exploration cycle last 20 years and each compartment will occupy an area of ​​2055 ha. The exploration inventory for the first block has already been carried out. The blocks are delimited by secondary roads or by natural boundaries (TRADUÇÃO NOSSA)