ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON

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Autor(a) principal: DUTRA,GRACY KELLY MONTEIRO
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: HIGUCHI,MARIA INÊS GASPARETTO
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Ambiente & Sociedade (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1414-753X2018000100319
Resumo: Abstract This study problematizes a reality of degradation of waterways that are bordered by or surround urban spaces. Lagoa da Francesa (LF) in Parintins / AM is one of those spaces, once preserved and now polluted. On its banks, hundreds of people live and intensely make use of this place. This study investigated the environmental awareness by children living in the vicinity of LF. Qualitative research was developed by drawings and the content presented by children. The participants were 120 girls and boys, between 7 and 13 years old. The categories of perceptions on LF that emerged were: a) Pollution; b) Flood; c) Trade; d) Transit; e) Living; f) Recreation. Such perceptions reflect feelings of attachment or detachment, possibilities or vulnerabilities that children experience from the world they receive from adults.
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title ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
spellingShingle ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
DUTRA,GRACY KELLY MONTEIRO
Environmental Perception
Lagoa da Francesa
Children and Environment
title_short ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
title_full ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
title_fullStr ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
title_full_unstemmed ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
title_sort ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN DEGRADED SPACES IN THE AMAZON
author DUTRA,GRACY KELLY MONTEIRO
author_facet DUTRA,GRACY KELLY MONTEIRO
HIGUCHI,MARIA INÊS GASPARETTO
author_role author
author2 HIGUCHI,MARIA INÊS GASPARETTO
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv DUTRA,GRACY KELLY MONTEIRO
HIGUCHI,MARIA INÊS GASPARETTO
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Environmental Perception
Lagoa da Francesa
Children and Environment
topic Environmental Perception
Lagoa da Francesa
Children and Environment
description Abstract This study problematizes a reality of degradation of waterways that are bordered by or surround urban spaces. Lagoa da Francesa (LF) in Parintins / AM is one of those spaces, once preserved and now polluted. On its banks, hundreds of people live and intensely make use of this place. This study investigated the environmental awareness by children living in the vicinity of LF. Qualitative research was developed by drawings and the content presented by children. The participants were 120 girls and boys, between 7 and 13 years old. The categories of perceptions on LF that emerged were: a) Pollution; b) Flood; c) Trade; d) Transit; e) Living; f) Recreation. Such perceptions reflect feelings of attachment or detachment, possibilities or vulnerabilities that children experience from the world they receive from adults.
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