Ocean; [FAI02] Nature Reserve of the Caldera of Faial (), defined by the rim and interior of the central caldera of Faial, it is delimited from Alto do Cabouco, where it circles the rim, passing through geodesic points at Canto dos Saquinhos, Alto do Guardo Sol and Alto do Brejo; [FAI03] Nature Reserve of the Morro do Castelo Branco (), this region starts at the isthmus that connects the Morro do Castelo Branco to the island of Faial (at 49 metres above sea leve), and continues southeast towards the coast where it circles the volcanic dome along the coast; Protected Areas Areas classified for Protection and Management of Habitats or Species (): [FAI04] Protected Area of Cabeço do Fogo (), from the intersection of the Regional Roadway () and Forest Road () at Fonte das Areias the border extends northeast until about 450 metres above sea level circling the Cabeço do Fogo at this isoline before circling south until the 500 metre altitude until the geodesic marker in the southern limit of Cabeço do Fogo, returning to the south-southwest to the intersection (a region similar to a comma); [FAI05] Protected Area of Capelinhos, Northwest Coast and Varadouro (), this zone of habitat management begins in the southern coast of Varadouro and follows the contour of the coast encompassing the Capelinhos volcano and Costa Nau region, continuing along the coastal flanks of the northwest coast. From the cliffs of the Areia da Quinta Bay (in the Fajã of Praia do Norte) the region also continues to the valley of Ribeira Funda and the cliffs that reach Cedros; [FAI06] Protected Area of Varadouro-Castelo Branco (), this protected area includes the escarpment face of the southern coast, extending from Varadouro to the Morro de Castelo Branco; [FAI07] Protected Area of Lomba Grande (), starting at the intersection of Canada da Lomba Grande and the Regional E.R.1-1ª roadway, this protected area runs north until the Caminho da Serra da Ribeirinha, where it continues until intersecting in the northeast of Areiro, bends towards the south until the Canada da Lomba Grande where it heads west then southeast until south of the Fonte Nova ravine. From here, the limit bends to the northeast, passing the 404 metre mark untilCanada da Lomba Grande, heading then east to point of departure. In general, the protected area includes most of the Lomba Grande escarpment and crosses the limits of