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2 Aves Dollars - Atlantic Forest
| Issuer | Atlantic Forest |
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| Year | 2016 |
| Type | Fantasy banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | ATLANTIC FOREST 2 AVES DOLLARS APRIL 2016 MACAW Ara macao is one of the most magnificent of the Macaw species. |
| Reverse description | Two Macaw parrots set against a panoramic Atlantic Forest landscape at dusk: a Blue-and-yellow Macaw perched on a branch at right and a Green-winged Macaw in flight at left. Tree profiles and rolling hills form the background underprint. Denomination numeral and currency legend appear at upper right. |
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The Atlantic Forest note is one of several denominations issued by the Aves Dollar project, a Brazilian environmental initiative that created a parallel symbolic currency tied to biodiversity conservation rather than any sovereign monetary system. These notes are not legal tender anywhere — they circulate within a community economy framework promoted by organizations working to protect the Mata Atlântica, one of the most fragmented tropical biomes on Earth, reduced to roughly 12% of its original extent.
The QR code links to species or conservation data, making each note function partly as a bearer document and partly as an educational artifact.