G T Soldati
Biographic Data
| ID | 25290 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G T Soldati |
| GIVEN NAMES | G T |
| FAMILY NAME | Soldati |
| SIGNATURE | SOLDATI G T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0173-8440 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Decolonial Conservation and Political Ethnobiology as a Pathway to Socio-Environmental Justice in the Global South
Biodiversity conservation remains largely shaped by technocratic and colonial paradigms that marginalize the political agency of Indigenous peoples, traditional communities, and racialized populations. In response, we propose Political Ethnobiology as a critical approach for a truly decolonial conservation. Grounded in Political Ecology, decolonial thought, feminism, and Ethnobiology, we argue that socio-environmental conflicts are not externalit…
Socio-agronomic features define the structure of socioecological seed exchange network and “on farm” conservation of agrobiodiversity in quilombola communities in Brazil
We argue that historical and material conditions are critical for sustaining on-farm agrobiodiversity conservation in quilombola territories. Land tenure security and territorial rights are essential for maintaining traditional agroecosystems that integrate ecological knowledge, cultural heritage, and biodiversity management. Strengthening seed exchange connectivity, fostering collaboration across groups - from inside and outside territories - ar…
Slash and Burn Agriculture with rotation and fallow lands in the Sempre-vivas Flower Gatherer Communities Traditional Agricultural System, Diamantina, Brazil
Slash and burn agriculture, known as “roça de toco”, is a traditional agricultural practice among Sempre-vivas flower gatherer communities in southern Espinhaço Range, presented as a cultural heritage and an extremely relevant component in the maintenance of the families. This study aimed to characterize this practice in two family agroecosystems and explore its impact on biodiversity, agrobiodiversity, soil fertility, and soil organic carbon con…
Can Socioeconomic Variables Influence Bird Hunting Activity in the Brazil's Semi-Arid Region
A Reply to Pierotti’s (2018) Review of “Evolutionary Ethnobiology”: Decolonizing Latin American Science
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution: Opportunities for Research and Dialog
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
How do people select plants for use? Matching the Ecological Apparency Hypothesis with Optimal Foraging Theory
The Use of Medicinal Plants by Migrant People: Adaptation, Maintenance, and Replacement
Given the importance of studying the knowledge, beliefs, and practices of migrant communities to understand the dynamics of plant resource use, we reviewed the scientific literature concerning the use of medicinal plants by migrant populations engaged in international or long-distance migrations. We considered the importance of two processes: (1) adaptation to the new flora of the host country (i.e., substitution and incorporation of plants in th…
Rapid ethnobotanical diagnosis of the Fulni-ô Indigenous lands (NE Brazil): Floristic survey and local conservation priorities for medicinal plants
The use of plants in the medical system of the Fulni-ô people (NE Brazil): A perspective on age and gender
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution: Opportunities for Research and Dialog
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
A Reply to Pierotti’s (2018) Review of “Evolutionary Ethnobiology”: Decolonizing Latin American Science
Can Socioeconomic Variables Influence Bird Hunting Activity in the Brazil's Semi-Arid Region
Rapid ethnobotanical diagnosis of the Fulni-ô Indigenous lands (NE Brazil): Floristic survey and local conservation priorities for medicinal plants
The use of plants in the medical system of the Fulni-ô people (NE Brazil): A perspective on age and gender
The Use of Medicinal Plants by Migrant People: Adaptation, Maintenance, and Replacement
Given the importance of studying the knowledge, beliefs, and practices of migrant communities to understand the dynamics of plant resource use, we reviewed the scientific literature concerning the use of medicinal plants by migrant populations engaged in international or long-distance migrations. We considered the importance of two processes: (1) adaptation to the new flora of the host country (i.e., substitution and incorporation of plants in th…
How do people select plants for use? Matching the Ecological Apparency Hypothesis with Optimal Foraging Theory
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution: Opportunities for Research and Dialog
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
A Reply to Pierotti’s (2018) Review of “Evolutionary Ethnobiology”: Decolonizing Latin American Science
Can Socioeconomic Variables Influence Bird Hunting Activity in the Brazil's Semi-Arid Region
Slash and Burn Agriculture with rotation and fallow lands in the Sempre-vivas Flower Gatherer Communities Traditional Agricultural System, Diamantina, Brazil
Slash and burn agriculture, known as “roça de toco”, is a traditional agricultural practice among Sempre-vivas flower gatherer communities in southern Espinhaço Range, presented as a cultural heritage and an extremely relevant component in the maintenance of the families. This study aimed to characterize this practice in two family agroecosystems and explore its impact on biodiversity, agrobiodiversity, soil fertility, and soil organic carbon con…
Decolonial Conservation and Political Ethnobiology as a Pathway to Socio-Environmental Justice in the Global South
Biodiversity conservation remains largely shaped by technocratic and colonial paradigms that marginalize the political agency of Indigenous peoples, traditional communities, and racialized populations. In response, we propose Political Ethnobiology as a critical approach for a truly decolonial conservation. Grounded in Political Ecology, decolonial thought, feminism, and Ethnobiology, we argue that socio-environmental conflicts are not externalit…
Socio-agronomic features define the structure of socioecological seed exchange network and “on farm” conservation of agrobiodiversity in quilombola communities in Brazil
We argue that historical and material conditions are critical for sustaining on-farm agrobiodiversity conservation in quilombola territories. Land tenure security and territorial rights are essential for maintaining traditional agroecosystems that integrate ecological knowledge, cultural heritage, and biodiversity management. Strengthening seed exchange connectivity, fostering collaboration across groups - from inside and outside territories - ar…
Biology (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Animal and Plant Science Education (3 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Ethnobiology (3 works) · Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies (3 works) · Indigenous (3 works) · Agroecosystem (2 works)