Utinga State Park

The Utinga State Park is a state park inside the metropolitan territory of Belem, Para, Brazil. It is encompassed by the Metropolitan Belem Environmental Protection Area, which ensures a vast piece of the water supply of the city. The vegetation is in the Amazon biome and incorporates land firme timberland, optional woods and igapo overwhelmed backwoods, and oceanic vegetation.

The vegetation of the APA is extremely rich, and contributes ecological administrations to the city, for example, managing the microclimate, guaranteeing soil soundness, moderating great quality water, cleaning the air and putting away carbon. A speedy natural appraisal of fauna in the recreation center recognized 25 types of fish, 7 types of creatures of land and water, 26 types of reptiles, 193 types of feathered creatures, 3 types of little well evolved creatures and 23 of medium and vast vertebrates. The park gives a space to sound exercises in contact with nature by nearby individuals, guests or sightseers.

Guests are required to appreciate the recreation center unobtrusively and forgo littering. There are eight trails, all furnishing direct contact with different types of widely ied vegetation. The most well known is the monkey trail, which takes around 40 minutes and goes from Bolonha lake to the guest focus, where different exercises are accessible. Guided visits are accessible for gatherings of 7 to 35 individuals. Guests can likewise find out about the water treatment plant that provisions Belem.