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Berna Barbosa, a conservation ranger who has worked at Parque Nacional Marinho de Abrolhos for over 36 years, describes daily operations at the archipelago 36 miles off the southern Bahia coast.2:53 The park, established in 1983, sits offshore from Caravelas, the departure port for both commercial tourism vessels and private sailboats.1:10 Visiting boats, including sailboats, must contact the park on VHF channel 16 for anchoring instructions; private vessels use designated anchoring areas while tour operators use mooring buoys.16:19 Rangers board arriving vessels, deliver a welcome briefing on park rules, then lead guided trails on Siriba island.10:55 Daily work also covers sea turtle monitoring (green and hawksbill), seabird research, reef health surveys, and solid-waste tracking.11:06 Barbosa notes that a 2019 coral bleaching event struck the reef but it has since recovered.26:02 Humpback whale populations have improved markedly, with whales now reappearing along the São Paulo coast where they had previously vanished.34:24 Volunteer positions are now filled through public tenders posted on the ICMBio website, replacing the former informal referral system.33:25 Barbosa, originally from Pará, raised a child on the island and lost her husband while stationed there, framing long-term personal sacrifice as inseparable from effective conservation work.6:40

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