“…The school is one of the most important places to practice Environmental Education (Silva, Oliveira, & Nascimento, 2016), once that young people have opportunities to experience first contacts with the issues related to the environment, and teachers, through projects or everyday examples, can sensitize students to the importance of preserving the environment, thus ensuring the survival of future generations (Freitas, Senna, & Alves, 2012). Ambivero, Lopes, and Loureiro (2015) state that: The Environmental Education in Brazil, objectified in PNEA, is turned to the human formation, to the complex, critical and problematizing understanding of the social and environmental reality. This means that the central concept of the educational act is no longer the transmission of knowledge, as it per se would be sufficient to generate an "ethical subject" that would behave properly, or the adoption of environmentally friendly behaviors inspired by good practices, as if these would replicate automatically.…”