Two Brothers State Park, Recife

Two Brothers State Park serves as a significant conservation area for the Atlantic Forest. The park includes 14 hectares dedicated to zoological gardens. It is one of the largest protected areas of Atlantic Forest in the state, offering visitors the chance to observe various native species such as sloths, marmosets, coatis, and capybaras, along with a wide range of birds.

The park is home to about 430 animals, including birds, reptiles, and mammals, with more than 50 species listed as endangered. Two Brothers State Park provides a range of entertainment and leisure activities for both adults and children, promoting interest in environmental conservation.

One example is a feature where visitors can compare their height to life-sized drawings of animals like an elephant, camel, hippopotamus, capybara, and monkey. Additionally, at the transition between the zoo and the environmental reserve, there is a children’s play area designed to resemble a small village.