A RELAÇÃO DOS INGARIKÓ - TERRA INDÍGENA RAPOSA SERRA DO SOL COM O PARQUE NACIONAL DO MONTE RORAIMA-UIRAMUTÃ/RR/BRASIL

Abstract

This article aims to demonstrate the relationship between ingarikó with Mount Roraima National Park (PNMR), through the perception of the Indians on the implementation of the Advisory Board. The study area covers the Raposa Serra do Sol (TIRSS), ingarikó area, ethnic group that is directly superimposed on PNMR. The methodology considered studies conducted previously, as well as site visits, etnomapas production that demonstrate the relationship of Indians with PNMR, and interviews with the leaders of Manalai communities, Mapaé and Serra do Sol. The results show that the relationship of the Indians with PNMR is configured as a mystic, in which infers the people living in the region, respect and protection as well as discuss the implementation of the advisory council in partnership with the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity - ICMBio, aimed at the shared management of the Park. The results show that some ingarikó, especially the older ones, are still resistant to the presence of PNMR and the implementation of the advisory board. However, currently ICMBio conducting talks with the Indians, participation in meetings of ingarkó people and conducting training programs for ingarikó environmental agents, in order to safeguard the area, which constitutes the wealth of endemic species and address of ingarikó people.