Productive Chains of Amazonian Sociobiodiversity and Ecodesign Opportunities: Brazilian Crocodilians as a Working Model
Coutinho, Marcos Eduardo ; Pinto , Laura de Souza Cota Carvalho Silva ; Vale, Cristiano Andrey Souza do ; Pereira, Andréa Franco
Resumo:
Human population growth has increased the demanded to adopt intensive production systems, which associated with other socio-economic (development) activities have determined the elimination or modification of natural ecosystems and the subsequent loss of biological richness.Formal attempts to overcome such problems began in the mid-19th century, when the establishment of national parks, reserves and protected areas in Europe, North America and, subsequently,
around the world began.
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Sustentabilidade,
design industrial,
design sustentável
DOI: 10.5151/9786555500653-12
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Como citar:
COUTINHO, Marcos Eduardo ; PINTO , Laura de Souza Cota Carvalho Silva ; VALE, Cristiano Andrey Souza do; PEREIRA, Andréa Franco; "Productive Chains of Amazonian Sociobiodiversity and Ecodesign Opportunities: Brazilian Crocodilians as a Working Model ", p. 147-158. Design ecovisions: research on design and sustainability In Brazil - Vol. 2. São Paulo: Blucher, 2021.
ISBN: 9786555500653, DOI 10.5151/9786555500653-12