Guia de legislação ambiental para o pequeno produtor rural

27 de abril de 2008

abr 27, 2008

João Daniel, Oriana Almeida, Sergio Rivero, Daniel Nepstad, Cláudia Stickler

Esta publicação integra a série “Cartilha do Produtor” e oferece informações úteis sobre legislação ambiental, pretendendo, dessa forma, subsidiar ações do pequeno produtor rural garantindo, assim, a implementação de boas práticas no manejo e recuperação dos recursos naturais da região Amazônia.

JOÃO DANIEL; ALMEIDA, ORIANA; RIVERO, SERGIO; NEPSTAD, DANIEL; STICKLER, CLÁUDIA. Guia de Legislação Ambiental para o Pequeno Produtor Rural. Série Boas Práticas. Vol.5. Belém-PA. EDUFPA. 2008.

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