2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-33062010000100029
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Limitações ao uso de espécies florestais nativas pode contribuir com a erosão do conhecimento ecológico tradicional e local de agricultores familiares

Abstract: IntroduçãoAgricultores tradicionais possuem um extenso conhecimento de plantas e do manejo do ambiente em que vivem (Peroni et al. 2008). A construção do conhecimento sobre os recursos naturais é conseqüência da produção baseada na subsistência, sua transmissão ocorre via experiência pessoal direta, de forma oral, e o uso é validado por sua relevância cotidiana no sistema de subsistência da família (Hunn 1999).O conhecimento acumulado no contato de humanos com recursos naturais freqüentemente é denominado de "… Show more

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“…Several studies related the low recognition of these services as forest benefits to the loss of ecological knowledge by new generations of farmers (ZUCHIWSCHI et al, 2010;SIMINSKI et al, 2011;JUSTEN et al, 2012;MEIJAARD et al, 2013;ALLENDORF et al, 2014) and to the predominance of communities with greater access to infrastructure that use more processed or purchased commercial products in urban areas (GODOY et al, 2002;ABRAM et al, 2013).…”
Section: Perceptions Of Goods and Services Of Native Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Several studies related the low recognition of these services as forest benefits to the loss of ecological knowledge by new generations of farmers (ZUCHIWSCHI et al, 2010;SIMINSKI et al, 2011;JUSTEN et al, 2012;MEIJAARD et al, 2013;ALLENDORF et al, 2014) and to the predominance of communities with greater access to infrastructure that use more processed or purchased commercial products in urban areas (GODOY et al, 2002;ABRAM et al, 2013).…”
Section: Perceptions Of Goods and Services Of Native Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Supposedly, the goal of the legal restrictions imposed by the Forest Act, the Atlantic Forest Law (Lei da Mata Atlântica) and other regulations was to prevent forest remnants from becoming further degraded or replaced by more profitable land uses. Conversely, the possible achievements of these command and control policies have resulted in a notorious widespread sentiment of repulsion to native forests because the use of native forest resources has become expensive and bureaucratic (ALARCON; BELTRAME; KARAM, 2010;SIMINSKI et al, 2011;ZUCHIWSCHI et al, 2010). In this context, these conservation measures might be degrading the relationship of the farmers with the forest resources and, consequently, their perception about the immense range of benefits that forests provide for free.…”
Section: Factors Influencing the Perception About Environmental Servimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Albertasse Almeida & Bandeira 2010;Althaus-Ottman et al 2010;Barroso & Hanazaki 2010;Carneiro et al 2010;Carniello et al 2010;Christo et al 2010;Costa & Mitja 2010;Giraldi & Hanazaki 2010;Merétika et al 2010;Oliveira et al 2010a;Oliveira et al 2010b;Oliveira et al 2010c;Roque et al 2010;Silva & Freire 2010;Zuchiwschi et al 2010;Brito & Senna-Valle 2011;Costa & Mayworm 2011;Cunha & Bortoloto 2011;Gandolfo & Hanazaki 2011;Lima et al 2011;Marinho et al 2011;Oliveira et al 2011;Mattos et al 2012;Miranda & Hanazaki et al 2011;Siviero et al 2011;Silva et al 2011;Aguiar & Barros 2012;Araújo & Amorozo 2012;Brito & Senna-Valle 2012;Castro et al 2012;Chaves & Barros 2012;Cunha-Lima et al 2012;Espinosa et al 2012;Freitas et al 2012;Gomes & Bandeira 2012;González-Perez et al 2012;Lima et al 2012;Lucena et al 2012;Nunes et al 2012;Oliveira & Menini-Neto 2012;Paulino et al 2012;Poderoso ...…”
Section: -2012 (47 Articles)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a tendency for older people to have greater knowledge of resources because experiences naturally provide greater opportunities for learning throughout life (Case et al 2005;Lyon & Hardesty 2014). In this context, migration (Reyes-García et al 2005;Ceuterick et al 2008;Gandolfo & Hanazaki 2011), modernization (Quinlan & Quinlan 2007) and access to plant resources (Zuchiwschi et al 2010;Albuquerque et al 2011) can influence knowledge variations among different age groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%