Rio Negro State Park North Section

The Rio Negro State Park North Section is a state park in the Novo Airao, Brazil. It ensures a region of Amazon rainforest toward the west of the Rio Negro. Toward the upper east the state park is limited by the correct bank of the Rio Negro. The state park borders the Jau National Park along its north west limit. The vast majority of this limit pursues the Carabinani River, which streams north east to enter the Jau River a couple of kilometers before that waterway enters the Rio Negro.

There are different amphibian species including the Arapaima gigas and Cichla species. Around 30 types of honey bees have been distinguished and 100 of ants. Dangers incorporate extraction of lianas, rock and sand, business angling, military activities, chasing, logging and unregulated the travel industry. The families are mostly plunged from indigenous gatherings. A large portion of the families live only by agribusiness, especially development of bananas and cassava. Angling and liana extraction were the primary extractive exercises before.