A região Amazônica tem um histórico de caos no que se refere à sua situação fundiária. As ocupações ilegais e os conflitos pela terra são comuns em várias áreas onde é difícil a definição da delimitação das áreas e legitimação dos direitos de propriedade
Leith McIndewar, Tiago Reis, Raissa Guerra, Andrea Azevedo, Marcelo Stabile, Marcelo Costa, Isabel Castro
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