TERRITORIAL PLANNING FOR THE (DIS) ORGANIZATION OF INDIGENOUS INTERESTS IN LOW RIO NEGRO - AM: THE CASE OF THE TRANSITION BETWEEN PAREST RIO NEGRO SOUTH SECTOR AND RDS PURANGA-CONQUISTA

Abstract

The scenario the demarcation is an Indigenous Land (T.I.) in the lower Rio Negro, from the dismemberment of hectares of land belonging to the State Park (PAREST) ​​Rio Negro South Sector, in the municipality of Manaus (AM), for the creation of the Puranga-Conquista Sustainable Development Reserve (RDS). we sought to understand the situations of land conflicts in the vicinity of the Cuieiras River, specifically the claim of indigenous people for the TI, which led the State of Amazonas to dismember part of the PAREST Rio Negro South Sector hectares of land for the creation of RDS Puranga –Conquista. We analyze the effects of the new environmental policy of the State from the RDS. In the first analyses we studied the management plan for PAREST Rio Negro South Sector and others in the field. The preliminary results show that the action of the State of Amazonas indicates a process of territorial planning, starting from the reorganization of U.C's territorial borders, such as the creation of PAREST Rio Negro South Sector, and the redefinition of lands previously belonging to the PAREST, now in a new UC category, the RDS Puranga-Conquista.