Manejo e Recuperação de Mata Ciliar em Regiões Florestais da Amazônia

5 de abril de 2007

abr 5, 2007

Daniel C. Nepstad, Oswaldo Carvalho Jr, John Carter, Artemizia Moita, Vania Neu, Gina Cardinot

O objetivo dessa publicação é a defesa do bem social comum na Amazônia, conciliando o desenvolvimento socioeconômico com a conservação da natureza, partindo do pressuposto de que grande parte da degradação ambiental advinda da expansão da agricultura e pecuária na região poderia ser evitada ou revertida com práticas baratas e fáceis de implementar.

NEPSTAD, DANIEL; CARVALHO JUNIOR, OSWALDO; CARTER, JOHN; MOITA, ARTEMIZIA; NEU, VANIA; CARDINOT, GINA. Manejo e Recuperação de Mata Ciliar em Regiões Florestais da Amazônia. Série Boas Práticas. Vol. 1. Mato Grosso/MT. 2007.

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