Caldas Novas State Park

The Caldas Novas State Park is a state park inside the state of Goias, Brazil. It protects an area of cerrado flora on a massive plateau that's vital in replenishing the aquifers that deliver heat mineral springs within the place. The Caldas Novas State Park changed into created via law 7.282 of 25 September 1970. Objectives are to hold the fauna, plants, springs and their environment, to shield natural websites of ecological and visitor importance, and to supporte controlled use for leisure, education and medical studies.

In 1998, investment from Furnas Centrais Eletricas in compensation for the environmental impact of the Corumba I Hydroelectric Power Plant turned into used to construct infrastructure. This included the executive headquarters, traffic' middle and lodging for researchers and guards. The park opened to site visitors on 14 March 1999 on an experimental basis. All traffic had to be accompanied by means of guides. The buffer area turned into established by using administrative rule 69/2014.