ECOTURISMO EM ÁREAS INDÍGENAS: PERSPECTIVAS PARA O EMPREENDEDORISMO SUSTENTÁVEL NO MUNICÍPIO DE UIRAMUTÃ, RORAIMA

Authors

  • sharinne allanne de jesus avero UFRR
  • Luiz Antônio Mendonça Alves da Costa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18227/2237-8057rarr.v17i1.7726

Keywords:

Desenvolvimento Sustentável; Terras Indígenas; Turismo Ecológico.

Abstract

Ecotourism makes it possible for environments that are little or not at all anthropized to have their natural and cultural riches preserved when they are used for tourist purposes by people with a more adventurous profile, who seek a more dynamic experience between man and nature. The objective of the study was to contribute to the entrepreneurial development of Ecotourism, in a conscious and sustainable way in the region of the Municipality of Uiramutã, in Roraima. This research was based on a case study, with data collection divided into two parts: bibliographical survey and fieldwork. The collected data were worked on in order to demonstrate the economic situation of the municipality, the main potentials for ecotourism and, finally, to elaborate maps and records that help in the dissemination and strategic plans that leverage ecotourism in the region. As a result, it was found that the municipality has an extremely low economy, based on civil service. Ecotourism appears as a strong possibility, considering the great potential present in natural environments, such as the Paiuá I and II Waterfalls, Sete Quedas Waterfalls, Urucá and Urucazinho Waterfalls. Finally, the research carried out in the locality allowed the elaboration of access maps and a tourism map of the municipality that could help in tourist activities and dissemination of ecotourism in Uiramutã, as well as other forms of tourism. The study also brings data that can facilitate the creation of local diagnoses with a view to defining fair public policies, responsible and committed to the well-being of the population, based on the responsibility of promoting opportunities for all.

 

Published

31/12/2025

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Section

Artigos/Papers