I'm a biologist, graduated from Universidade de São Paulo (2009), with a Masters (2013) and PhD (2020) - from Universidade de São Paulo - when I have dedicated myself on studies about the interactions between local and scientific knowledge in Jalapão region, community-based participatory research and Cerrado's conservation. I've been involved in projects with local communities from Jalapão region (TO), since 2011, with focus on knowledge dialogue, ethnobiology and environmental education. I worked as an environmental educator in SESC-PA (2013) and as a free-lancer for the development of science and biology school book for several publishing houses (2013-2014). I am Nara's mother, sonce 2019. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The BIOTA-FAPESP program is a major initiative for Brazil's biodiversity studies. Its educational relevance, however, hasn't been yet recognized. Within Brazil's context, when biodiversity education is considered, even though schools and their communities are immersed in contexts of biological and cultural megadiversity, a significant scientific knowledge production associated that doesn'…
Syngonanthus nitens (Bong.) Rhuland and Mauritia flexuosa Mart. are species used in the golden grass handicraft made by communities of the Jalapão region, in the State of Tocantins. The people that live in those communities accumulate empiric knowledge about those species for the diferent steps of the hadicraft, since the harvest, passing by the treatment of the biological material, until…
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