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Recuperação florestal em açaizais de várzea submetidos ao manejo intensivo no estuário amazônico
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-04-20) CARVALHO, Rosileia da Costa; ALVES, Lívia de Freitas Navegantes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1337509239539346
Forest recovery has been a strategy used by riverside of the Amazonian estuary to recover forests heavily anthropized by the intensive exploitation of açaizais. In this work we seek to identify and analyze the emergence of these forest recovery experiences in the municipality of Abaetetuba. In order to study forest recovery in floodplain areas it was necessary to zonate these experiences, which resulted in 38 experiences identified and distributed in the floodplain region. Identifying its characteristics and nature, thus realizing a typology, which composes the first article of this work. In the second article we focus on analyzing the trajectories of these experiences, starting from a detailed study of an establishment for each type found, understanding the decisive historical factors for the differentiation of trajectories, we also analyze the logics of changes of the practices in the management of açaizais, which sometimes occurs the confluence of several logics, triggered by the riverside for decision making. For that it was necessary to conduct retrospective interviews with the families chosen for the detailed study, totalizing 4 families. We also sought to identify the factors that influenced the conformation of the scenario of forest recovery experiences, among them the allocation of credits to encourage the recovery of forest diversity. In the third and last article we seek to understand how the experiences of forest recovery in the areas of açaizais have reflected in the knowledge and practices of the riverside. We find a variety of strategies used in the management of açaizais that incorporate different levels of knowledge, external variables such as the market and technical assistance influence the changes of these practices and knowledge. We find that not always change of knowledge represents practical changes, since the riverine may not have the resources to carry them out. And that the productive strategies can be constituted of traditional knowledge, as well as of new knowledge.