CULTURAL FORESTS: A LEGITIMATE RECONCILIATION BETWEEN MAN AND NATURE
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https://doi.org/10.36026/rpgeo.v6i2.4339Keywords:
Traditional Peoples, Cultural Forests, Agroforestry SystemsAbstract
This article aims to analyze the relevance of traditional peoples in their relationship with nature, highlighting their environmental knowledge and the sustainability of their practices, given the necessary reversal of the degrading practices of land use, based on extensive monocultures and the agribusiness. To this end, it was sought a priori to highlight the legal instruments of recognition and guarantees to traditional peoples, as well as elucidating cultural forests as promoters of resource conservation natural and traditional knowledge of these peoples through ethnoscience. In this sense, we highlight sustainable management practices, notably the Agroforestry Systems (SAF), which show themselves as sustainable production alternative, in addition to stimulating the rescue and reconciliation of man with surrounding nature.
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