Infrastructure projects aimed at improving roadways in Paraná, Brazil, are currently advancing, particularly in the regions of Greater Curitiba. These projects not only focus on enhancing transportation but also emphasize environmental protection measures aimed at preserving the local fauna and flora. The works being executed along the Via Araucária are closely monitored to ensure compliance with environmental guidelines established during the licensing process.

Significant efforts are being made in two major routes: the PR-418, known as the North Contour of Curitiba, and the PR-423, which connects Araucária and Campo Largo. Environmental teams are actively involved alongside construction crews, continuously monitoring the areas before and during the construction works. Comprehensive environmental surveys are conducted at each segment to identify sensitive plant species and the presence of wildlife, helping to mitigate potential impacts on the local ecosystem.

In instances where wild animals are found within the construction areas, teams ensure their safe rescue and relocation to suitable habitats outside the construction perimeter. This proactive approach is designed to reduce risks to the local fauna and to maintain ecological balance while improving transportation infrastructure.