On August 28th and 29th , the Ilhabela City Hall, through the Municipal Department of Environment and the School of Government, promotes the training course “Exploring the Botany of the Atlantic Forest – From the field to the herbarium: Plant Morphology and Conservation” at IETEC (Ilhabela Technical School).
The initiative is part of the municipality’s commitment to institutional development and the promotion of advances in environmental management, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2030 Agenda.
About the training
The training will be led by IPA (Environmental Research Institute) researcher Regina Tomoko Shirasuna, who holds a master’s degree in Plant Biodiversity and the Environment from the São Paulo Institute of Botany.
During classes, students will come into contact with theoretical and practical content about botany , which includes everything from field observation to conservation work carried out in herbaria.
This action reaffirms the municipal administration’s commitment to employee training and represents a strategic step toward increasing institutional capacity.
With a focus on improving the provision of services to the population, strengthening the preservation of the Atlantic Forest and compliance with SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land), the training contributes to a more sustainable municipality aligned with global goals.
Learn how to participate
Space is limited to 30 participants . Interested parties should register exclusively via the online form: click here to access .