O futuro da Amazônia está nas mãos de quem vive nela | João Campos-Silva | TEDxAmazônia Salon
"Eu vejo um futuro repetir o passado". Citando Cazuza e Ailton Krenak, João Campos-Silva faz um alerta: a nova onda da bioeconomia corre o risco de repetir a exploração da era da borracha se não colocar a justiça social no centro.João convida o público a olhar para a sofisticação do conhecimento indígena e ribeirinho — capaz de métodos de amostragem mais precisos que tecnologias modernas. Através da metáfora da "Árvore da Sociobioeconomia", ele reflete sobre um novo conceito de progresso que prioriza o bem-viver e a distribuição de renda justa. Uma palestra indispensável para quem deseja entender que a preservação da Amazônia não é um desafio de isolamento, mas de convivência e encantamento.
Doutor em Ecologia, João Campos-Silva vive na Amazônia há quase 20 anos, especialmente às margens do Rio Juruá. Presidente e cofundador do Instituto Juruá, dedica-se a unir a ciência e o conhecimento tradicional em processos coletivos que fortalecem as comunidades ribeirinhas — as verdadeiras guardiãs da floresta. Além de suas pesquisas, expressa sua conexão com a Amazônia por meio da música, vendo na arte uma forma de encantamento e um encontro entre pessoas e mundos.
Doctor of Ecology, João Campos-Silva has lived in the Amazon for almost 20 years, especially along the banks of the Juruá River. President and co-founder of the Juruá Institute, he is dedicated to uniting science and traditional knowledge in collective processes that strengthen the riverside communities — the true guardians of the forest. In addition to his research, he expresses his connection with the Amazon through music, seeing in art a form of enchantment and an encounter between people and worlds. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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