Da ictiologia ao etnoconhecimento: saberes populares, percepção ambiental e senso de conservação em comunidade ribeirinha do rio Piraí, Joinville, Estado de Santa Catarina

Pinheiro, Luciana

doi:10.4025/actascibiolsci.v26i3.1594

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“…The perception of conservation in general -including in Lerolândia, where a large proportion of respondents sympathize with the animals and keep them as pets in their homes -can be termed an ''affectionate conservationism'' [Pinheiro, 2004]. Therefore, it is necessary to enhance the conservationist consciousness with ecological awareness, which can be established through environmental education [Neiman, 2007].…”

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Local Ecological Knowledge about Endangered Primates in a Rural Community in Paraíba, Brazil

Torres¹,

Valença-Montenegro²,

Castro³

2016

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The study of local ecological knowledge (LEK) fosters a better understanding of the relationship between humans and the environment. We assessed respondents' ecological knowledge of primates in a rural community located near the Atlantic Forest remnants in the state of Paraíba, Brazil. Populations of Alouatta belzebul (red-handed howler monkeys), Sapajus flavius (blonde capuchins), and Callithrix jacchus (the common marmoset) inhabit the region. We conducted 200 semi-structured interviews and applied thematic content analysis, with weighting, to the responses to quantify the LEK. Respondents showed a low LEK, despite the community's proximity to forest remnants. However, the LEK was significantly higher among men, as well as among those who had a greater degree of contact with the primates. Age did not influence LEK. The studied community apparently does not intensively exploit the forest resources nor does it economically depend on primates, which may explain these individuals' low levels of knowledge about these animals. Such data may support future studies, as well as environmental education and action plans, especially for A. belzebul and S. flavius, both of which are endangered species and targets of the National Action Plan for the Conservation of the Primates of the Northeast.

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confidence: 99%

Local Ecological Knowledge about Endangered Primates in a Rural Community in Paraíba, Brazil

Torres¹,

Valença-Montenegro²,

Castro³

2016

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“…(); 12, Rocha (); 13, A. Agostinho, C. S. Pavanelli, H. I. Suzuki, J. D. Latini, L. C. Gomes, N. S. Hahn, R. Fugi & W. Domingues (unpubl. data); 14, Daga & Gubiani (); 15, Pinheiro (); 16, Vitule et al . (); 17, Braun et al .…”

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A review of Clarias gariepinus invasions in Brazil and South Africa

Weyl

Daga

Ellender

et al. 2016

Journal of Fish Biology

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African sharptooth catfish Clarias gariepinus is native to most of Africa and small parts of Asia, but has been introduced to 37 countries mainly for aquaculture. This review of introductions, establishment, spread and impact of C. gariepinus in Brazil and outside of its native range in South Africa provides evidence that the species has been able to overcome all barriers to invasion in both countries. Following initial introductions across geographical barriers, containment seems to have been impossible and escape from aquaculture facilities and spread by illegal introductions is an invasion pathway in both countries. There is evidence of individuals dispersing rapidly following escape, and surviving and reproducing at multiple sites in a wide spectrum of habitats in both countries. There is a severe paucity of research on impacts, many of which are inferred from field and laboratory observations, but have not been demonstrated at population or community level. Such impact studies are urgently required to better understand the consequences of these invasions and to develop appropriate strategies to mitigate impacts and spread.

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“…A etnoictiologia, baseando-se em parâmetros da ecologia, pode ser uma ferramenta bastante útil no estudo das mudanças ambientais provocadas por fatores antropogênicos, tais como: a diminuição dos estoques pesqueiros (Paiola e Tomanik, 2002;Gerhardinger et al, 2006); o desaparecimento de espécies de peixes (Pinheiro, 2004); e a inserção de novas espécies (exóticas e/ou alóctones) em determinados ambientes (Carvalho, 2002;Pinheiro, 2004;Moura e Marques, 2007;Moura et al, 2008). Tais mudanças são percebidas pelos sujeitos que exercem atividades pesqueiras de subsistência e\ou recreativas nos ambientes impactados.…”

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Concepção dos pescadores artesanais que utilizam o reservatório de Furnas, Estado de Minas Gerais, acerca dos recursos pesqueiros: um estudo etnoictiológico

2010

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ResumoA etnoictiologia, baseando-se em parâmetros da ecologia, pode ser uma ferramenta bastante útil no estudo das mudanças ambientais provocadas por ações humanas, pois tais mudanças são percebidas pelos sujeitos que exercem atividades pesqueiras de subsistência e/ou recreativas nos ambientes impactados. O objetivo do presente trabalho foi investigar as percepções dos pescadores artesanais do município de Carmo do Rio Claro, Minas Gerais, acerca das alterações decorrentes de ações antropogênicas. Os dados foram obtidos de agosto de 2009 a janeiro de 2010 por meio de entrevistas abertas e semi-estruturadas, recorrendo-se às técnicas usuais de registro etnográfi co. Foram entrevistados 50 pescadores profi ssionais registrados, sendo 49 homens e apenas uma mulher. Os resultados revelam que esses pescadores têm observado a diminuição dos recursos pesqueiros, o desaparecimento e/ou escassez de algumas espécies e a introdução de espécies. Torna-se necessário procurar as melhores formas de recuperação e conservação das espécies nativas do reservatório de Furnas, além de um melhor monitoramento das espécies introduzidas. Unitermos: Carmo do Rio Claro, etnoictiologia, etnozoologia, impactos antrópicos, pescadores artesanais, recursos pesqueiros, reservatório de Furnas AbstractConception of the artisanal fi sherfolk who use Furnas Reservoir, Minas Gerais State, about fi shing stocks: an ethnoichthyological study. Ethnoichthyology, based on ecological parameters, can be a very useful tool to study man-made environmental changes. These changes are perceived by individuals who fi sh for a living and/or recreational activities in the impacted environs. The objective of this study was to investigate how the artisanal fi sherfolk of the municipality of Carmo do Rio Claro, Minas Gerais, perceive the environmental changes caused by anthropogenic actions. The data were collected from August 2009 to January 2010 by means of openended interviews according to usual ethnographical techniques. Fifty professional fi sherfolk were interviewed, forty-nine men and one woman. The results showed that they had experienced a reduction of fi shing resources, Biotemas, 23 (4): 135-145, dezembro de 2010

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Da ictiologia ao etnoconhecimento: saberes populares, percepção ambiental e senso de conservação em comunidade ribeirinha do rio Piraí, Joinville, Estado de Santa Catarina

Cited by 6 publications

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Local Ecological Knowledge about Endangered Primates in a Rural Community in Paraíba, Brazil

Local Ecological Knowledge about Endangered Primates in a Rural Community in Paraíba, Brazil

A review of Clarias gariepinus invasions in Brazil and South Africa

Concepção dos pescadores artesanais que utilizam o reservatório de Furnas, Estado de Minas Gerais, acerca dos recursos pesqueiros: um estudo etnoictiológico

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