Ferramentas para preservação de locais de crimes ambientais hídricos: uma abordagem direcionada aos “First Responders”

Abstract

The true Brazilian Amazon or Brazilian Amazon Biome is one of the best preserved biomes in the country, with low population density and a vast forest permeated by water resources, but threatened and anthropically exploited, through the various environmenta l crimes that have occurred over the years. The “academic problem” when faced with this context is not just sharing knowledge, but finding an immediate solution in the contribution of viable actions that can be used by institutions linked to the Environmen t. The general objective was to develop tools that help “first responders” on the importance of isolating and preserving sites of water environmental crimes. The main justification for carrying out this study is the importance of the topic for the preserva tion of the Environment as a whole, and the development of tools that contribute to issues involving the maintenance of biodiversity has increasingly become a personal and professional desire. in addition, it is extremely important to train the various a ctors involved in protecting the Amazon, especially in raising awareness of the importance of isolating and preserving crime scenes that affect water resources. In view of this, the research problem is: how to promote an effective dialogue between the “fir st responders”, supervisory and expert bodies, through tools that help in understanding the context of the present study in raising awareness of the importance of isolation and preservation of Locations of Environmental Water Crimes? The main focus of the methodology was participant observation of environmental water crimes that occurred in recent years in the Amazon and on the Tapajós River, with a qualitative approach. The research sought to develop tools that assist in the technical and literary framewor k to train “first responders” on the importance of isolating and preserving sites of environmental water crimes.