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Percepção dos visitantes do Parque Ecológico “João Domingos Coelho” em Assis (SP) quanto ao meio ambiente e avifauna

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O Brasil apresenta uma diversidade rica de aves nativas. Porém, com o desmedido crescimento da zona urbana e avanço dos processos tecnológicos nas últimas décadas, a conservação do ambiente natural e, por consequência, da avifauna estão ameaçados. O presente estudo por sua vez, busca definir o perfil dos visitantes do Parque Buracão, em Assis/SP, quanto ao conhecimento sobre conservação ambiental, a fim de promover o desenvolvimento do pensamento conservacionista por meio da observação de aves como ferramenta aliada à educação ambiental. Os resultados exibem a necessidade de projetar atividades que promovam o desenvolvimento da percepção ambiental dos indivíduos.

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... Sometimes, they were important triggers for other conversations, drawing attention to immersive aspects of the experience and the charismatic nature of the birds on display (Queiroz & Frei, 2018). ...
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