The general objective of this work is to map the potential distribution of seasonal forest of Cerrado in Minas Gerais, Brazil, through the species distribution modeling of its indicative species. Occurrence data and list of species of the areas were recovered in the database TreeAtlan 1.0. The environmental datasets used for the work involved climatic coverings related with temperature and precipitation. For modeling species distribution, the algorithm used was Bioclim True/False. Partial results allowed to observe that seasonal forest can cover 63% of Minas Gerais only be based in given bioclimatic dataset. The area under the ROC curve indicated a satisfactory accuracy.