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It is estimated that between 40 and 55% of the Cerrado biome, a major agricultural frontier in the country have been already converted. In the case of Goias, recent surveys indicate about 35% of remnant savanna and forest formations, from which, only 12% are somehow protected. With this respect, in 2004, the Goias Environment Agency (AGMA) finished the project Identification of Priority Areas for Biodiversity Conservation, which selected 40 areas (~ 82,297 km 2 ) of particular environmental relevance and/or vulnerability. In this paper, the distribution patterns and characteristics of the remnant vegetation within these areas (~ 34,155 km 2 ) were investigated. Our results show that approximately 48% of the remnant cover is within a 500m distance from the major drainage network. This fact emphasizes the importance of the permanent protection areas as natural biodiversity corridors. Also important, is the significant correlation (r = 0.6) between the remnant proportion and poverty intensity in the priority areas

VEGETAÇÃO REMANESCENTE NAS ÁREAS PRIORITÁRIAS PARA CONSERVAÇÃO DA BIODIVERSIDADE EM GOIÁS: PADRÕES DE DISTRIBUIÇÃO E CARACTERÍSTICAS