Leandra Regina Gonçalves
Biographic Data
| ID | 3615735 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leandra Regina Gonçalves |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leandra Regina |
| FAMILY NAME | Gonçalves |
| SIGNATURE | GONÇALVES L R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal de São Paulo |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1182-418X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Participatory mapping and Nature's Contributions to People: Insights from the Amazon Delta
Understanding how traditional and coastal communities perceive and interact with nature is key to promoting inclusive conservation. This article examines human–nature interaction in the fishing village of Jubim, located in the Marajó Archipelago, delta of the Amazon River, Brazil. Over 2 years of participatory research, including social cartography, photovoice and community mapping workshops, semi‐structured interviews and territorial excursions …
Marés de plástico: Desafios Do Lixo No Mar Para a Pesca Artesanal
O lixo no mar é um dos grandes problemas do antropoceno que impacta diretamente as comunidades costeiras. Esse artigo busca trazer a percepção dos pescadores artesanais em relação ao impacto do lixo no mar em suas atividades. Através de entrevistas semiestruturadas realizadas com os pescadores de Bertioga, no âmbito do projeto Nós da Ação, foi possível observar que o lixo tem impactos diretos quando danifi caos equipamentos de pesca, e indiretos,…
Mensagens Locais para uma Agenda Global: Um destaque para os Territórios e Justiça na COP30
O ambientalismo frequentemente deixa de abordar, e por vezes reproduz, estruturas coloniais que marginalizam povos indígenas e comunidades locais. Essa exclusão histórica reforça a urgência de abordagens decoloniais e inclusivas para enfrentar as crises interconectadas das mudanças climáticas, perda de biodiversidade e degradação oceânica. O protagonismo dessas comunidades, aliado ao reconhecimento de seus sistemas de conhecimento e experiências …
Local Messages for a Global Agenda: Highlighting Territories and Justice at COP30
Environmentalism has often failed to address, and at times has reproduced, colonial structures that marginalize Indigenous and local peoples. This historical exclusion reinforces the need for decolonial and inclusive approaches in addressing the interconnected crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and ocean degradation. The protagonism of Indigenous and local communities, alongside the recognition of their knowledge systems and territorial…
Overcoming challenges and identifying opportunities for marine protected area planning: Lessons from Brazil
Brazil and regional fisheries management organizations - What is at stake
Climate change adaptation: Raising fisherwomen’s voices to policy making
Reimagining coastal management: Addressing socio-environmental conflicts in a traditional fishing community in the delta of the Amazon River
Mudando a maré: Elementos Para a Construção Participativa De Um Projeto De Lei Para O Mar
Apesar de relevante, a participação social na elaboração de leis, normas e programas para o território marítimo brasileiro ainda é incipiente, ocorrendo principalmente de forma pontual na escala local. Para ampliar o engajamento de diferentes atores de modo a consolidar práticas mais democráticas de governança, faz-se necessário criar e ampliar espaços e oportunidades de escuta, diálogo e influência na tomada de decisão. Em um esforço de ampliaçã…
The decade of ocean science for sustainable development: What is at stake
Unpacking the process: How agenda-setting theory explains the case of creating large scale marine protected areas in Brazil
In 2018, Brazil announced the designation of two new Large Scale Marine Protected Areas (LSMPAs), resulting in an increase in protection from 1.5% to 26.36% of the country’s maritime territory. We employ an agenda-setting theory to analyze the Brazilian LSMPAs as a causal case study, unpacking the factors that led to their creation, and providing insights about the process of reaching global targets. Drawing on a detailed literature analysis and …
Desafios para promoção da abordagem ecossistêmica à gestão de praias na América Latina e Caribe
A complexidade das mudanças globais e seus efeitos nos sistemas socioecológicos motivam o desenvolvimento de abordagens de gestão mais integradas e inovadoras para equilibrar as relações sociedade-natureza. Com o desafio de suprir demandas globais e considerar impactos locais, a Gestão Baseada em Ecossistemas (GBE) aparece como uma estratégia de avaliação e ação com potencial de qualificar as interações socioecológicas. Nesse sentido, as praias a…
O litoral da macrometrópole: Tão longe de Deus e tão perto do Diabo
O maniqueísmo do título deste artigo antecipa o interesse em aqui analisar as particularidades da polarização da zona costeira em uma escala espacial mais abrangente. Tal análise é feita sob a ótica do ordenamento territorial, da abordagem ecossistêmica e da governança ambiental, e considera os fluxos e dinâmicas incidentes sobre a zona costeira em um contexto de desenvolvimento sustentável. Por meio do estudo de caso da Macrometrópole Paulista (…
Are We Missing the Bigger Picture? An Analysis of How Science Can Contribute to an Ecosystem-Based Approach for Beach Management on the São Paulo Macrometropolis
The complexity of human-environment interactions in coastal areas represent management challenges, especially in the beach environment, important for its ecosystem services and contribution to human well-being. To overcome these challenges, ecosystem-based management proposes a more holistic and integrated approach, with a great contribution from scientific knowledge. We present here a review of Brazilian scientific production related to beach ma…
The Brazilian Blue Amazon under threat: Why has the oil spill continued for so long
In August 2019, an oil spill incident washed the coast in Brazil affecting some of the country's most visited and preserved beaches in Northeast and Southeast. This paper argues that the influence of power disconnects delayed the proper actions. Power disconnects occur when the victims of environmental harm (residents of northeastern and southeastern Brazil) lack power to prevent it or, conversely, when those who do have the power to protect the …
Protecting biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction: An earth system governance perspective
In September 2018, following over a decade of informal discussions, the United Nations General Assembly launched an intergovernmental conference to address the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction. This process is scheduled to take two years and is structured around four themes: marine genetic resources, area-based management tools (including marine protected areas), environmental impact assessments, and c…
The role of Brazil in the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (Iccat)
Although Brazil has been an active voice in ICCAT in the past ten years, its leadership has been declining. This paper examines what might explain the variation of international influence Brazil has had in addressing the issues at ICCAT and argues that if Brazil wants to preserve its leadership, it must demonstrate commitment to its own waters while strengthening governmental institutions
Environmental Conflicts at São Paulo Macrometropolis: Paranapiacaba and São Sebastião
The objective of this paper is to analyze two cases of environmental conflicts in the region of Macrometropolis Paulista related to territorial development on the installation of large logistics enterprises, seeing how they fit into the logic of planning and vision of the state as well as the reactions of civil society to impacts that such projects bring with them. In Latin America, the urbanization process from the second half of the twentieth c…
Antarctica and Abnj in the Anthropocene: Challenges to the Sustainable Management of Marine Genetic Resources
The Anthropocene epoch brings new technology-related challenges for the sustainable management of biodiversity, including the access to marine genetic resources. Although separated in two multilateral agendas, Antarctica and the area beyond national jurisdiction are comparable cases, since the regulation of bioprospecting activities has been under negotiation for decades, inside and outside the UN. From an interdisciplinary approach in internatio…
Is Power Listening to Science? The Case of Iccat and the Eastern Bluefin Tuna (2004-2014)
During the international tuna fishery management crisis in 2009, an epistemic community emerged at the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) that employed collective efforts to deal with shared problems and improved the effectiveness of agreements, in terms of the recovery of Eastern Blue Fin Tuna (EBFT) stocks. This event resulted in the question: when and why does power listen to science? Through a combination …
Governance for a Planet Under Pressure
The primary objective of this review is to introduce Young's last book. A book in which he made use of all his experience to discuss and present insights on the effectiveness of governance systems and the emerging challenges of the Anthropocene 3
Protecting biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction: An earth system governance perspective
In September 2018, following over a decade of informal discussions, the United Nations General Assembly launched an intergovernmental conference to address the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction. This process is scheduled to take two years and is structured around four themes: marine genetic resources, area-based management tools (including marine protected areas), environmental impact assessments, and c…
Unpacking the process: How agenda-setting theory explains the case of creating large scale marine protected areas in Brazil
In 2018, Brazil announced the designation of two new Large Scale Marine Protected Areas (LSMPAs), resulting in an increase in protection from 1.5% to 26.36% of the country’s maritime territory. We employ an agenda-setting theory to analyze the Brazilian LSMPAs as a causal case study, unpacking the factors that led to their creation, and providing insights about the process of reaching global targets. Drawing on a detailed literature analysis and …
Governance for a Planet Under Pressure
The primary objective of this review is to introduce Young's last book. A book in which he made use of all his experience to discuss and present insights on the effectiveness of governance systems and the emerging challenges of the Anthropocene 3
Protecting biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction: An earth system governance perspective
In September 2018, following over a decade of informal discussions, the United Nations General Assembly launched an intergovernmental conference to address the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction. This process is scheduled to take two years and is structured around four themes: marine genetic resources, area-based management tools (including marine protected areas), environmental impact assessments, and c…
The role of Brazil in the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (Iccat)
Although Brazil has been an active voice in ICCAT in the past ten years, its leadership has been declining. This paper examines what might explain the variation of international influence Brazil has had in addressing the issues at ICCAT and argues that if Brazil wants to preserve its leadership, it must demonstrate commitment to its own waters while strengthening governmental institutions
Environmental Conflicts at São Paulo Macrometropolis: Paranapiacaba and São Sebastião
The objective of this paper is to analyze two cases of environmental conflicts in the region of Macrometropolis Paulista related to territorial development on the installation of large logistics enterprises, seeing how they fit into the logic of planning and vision of the state as well as the reactions of civil society to impacts that such projects bring with them. In Latin America, the urbanization process from the second half of the twentieth c…
Antarctica and Abnj in the Anthropocene: Challenges to the Sustainable Management of Marine Genetic Resources
The Anthropocene epoch brings new technology-related challenges for the sustainable management of biodiversity, including the access to marine genetic resources. Although separated in two multilateral agendas, Antarctica and the area beyond national jurisdiction are comparable cases, since the regulation of bioprospecting activities has been under negotiation for decades, inside and outside the UN. From an interdisciplinary approach in internatio…
Is Power Listening to Science? The Case of Iccat and the Eastern Bluefin Tuna (2004-2014)
During the international tuna fishery management crisis in 2009, an epistemic community emerged at the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) that employed collective efforts to deal with shared problems and improved the effectiveness of agreements, in terms of the recovery of Eastern Blue Fin Tuna (EBFT) stocks. This event resulted in the question: when and why does power listen to science? Through a combination …
O litoral da macrometrópole: Tão longe de Deus e tão perto do Diabo
O maniqueísmo do título deste artigo antecipa o interesse em aqui analisar as particularidades da polarização da zona costeira em uma escala espacial mais abrangente. Tal análise é feita sob a ótica do ordenamento territorial, da abordagem ecossistêmica e da governança ambiental, e considera os fluxos e dinâmicas incidentes sobre a zona costeira em um contexto de desenvolvimento sustentável. Por meio do estudo de caso da Macrometrópole Paulista (…
Are We Missing the Bigger Picture? An Analysis of How Science Can Contribute to an Ecosystem-Based Approach for Beach Management on the São Paulo Macrometropolis
The complexity of human-environment interactions in coastal areas represent management challenges, especially in the beach environment, important for its ecosystem services and contribution to human well-being. To overcome these challenges, ecosystem-based management proposes a more holistic and integrated approach, with a great contribution from scientific knowledge. We present here a review of Brazilian scientific production related to beach ma…
The Brazilian Blue Amazon under threat: Why has the oil spill continued for so long
In August 2019, an oil spill incident washed the coast in Brazil affecting some of the country's most visited and preserved beaches in Northeast and Southeast. This paper argues that the influence of power disconnects delayed the proper actions. Power disconnects occur when the victims of environmental harm (residents of northeastern and southeastern Brazil) lack power to prevent it or, conversely, when those who do have the power to protect the …
Desafios para promoção da abordagem ecossistêmica à gestão de praias na América Latina e Caribe
A complexidade das mudanças globais e seus efeitos nos sistemas socioecológicos motivam o desenvolvimento de abordagens de gestão mais integradas e inovadoras para equilibrar as relações sociedade-natureza. Com o desafio de suprir demandas globais e considerar impactos locais, a Gestão Baseada em Ecossistemas (GBE) aparece como uma estratégia de avaliação e ação com potencial de qualificar as interações socioecológicas. Nesse sentido, as praias a…
The decade of ocean science for sustainable development: What is at stake
Unpacking the process: How agenda-setting theory explains the case of creating large scale marine protected areas in Brazil
In 2018, Brazil announced the designation of two new Large Scale Marine Protected Areas (LSMPAs), resulting in an increase in protection from 1.5% to 26.36% of the country’s maritime territory. We employ an agenda-setting theory to analyze the Brazilian LSMPAs as a causal case study, unpacking the factors that led to their creation, and providing insights about the process of reaching global targets. Drawing on a detailed literature analysis and …
Mudando a maré: Elementos Para a Construção Participativa De Um Projeto De Lei Para O Mar
Apesar de relevante, a participação social na elaboração de leis, normas e programas para o território marítimo brasileiro ainda é incipiente, ocorrendo principalmente de forma pontual na escala local. Para ampliar o engajamento de diferentes atores de modo a consolidar práticas mais democráticas de governança, faz-se necessário criar e ampliar espaços e oportunidades de escuta, diálogo e influência na tomada de decisão. Em um esforço de ampliaçã…
Marés de plástico: Desafios Do Lixo No Mar Para a Pesca Artesanal
O lixo no mar é um dos grandes problemas do antropoceno que impacta diretamente as comunidades costeiras. Esse artigo busca trazer a percepção dos pescadores artesanais em relação ao impacto do lixo no mar em suas atividades. Através de entrevistas semiestruturadas realizadas com os pescadores de Bertioga, no âmbito do projeto Nós da Ação, foi possível observar que o lixo tem impactos diretos quando danifi caos equipamentos de pesca, e indiretos,…
Mensagens Locais para uma Agenda Global: Um destaque para os Territórios e Justiça na COP30
O ambientalismo frequentemente deixa de abordar, e por vezes reproduz, estruturas coloniais que marginalizam povos indígenas e comunidades locais. Essa exclusão histórica reforça a urgência de abordagens decoloniais e inclusivas para enfrentar as crises interconectadas das mudanças climáticas, perda de biodiversidade e degradação oceânica. O protagonismo dessas comunidades, aliado ao reconhecimento de seus sistemas de conhecimento e experiências …
Local Messages for a Global Agenda: Highlighting Territories and Justice at COP30
Environmentalism has often failed to address, and at times has reproduced, colonial structures that marginalize Indigenous and local peoples. This historical exclusion reinforces the need for decolonial and inclusive approaches in addressing the interconnected crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and ocean degradation. The protagonism of Indigenous and local communities, alongside the recognition of their knowledge systems and territorial…
Overcoming challenges and identifying opportunities for marine protected area planning: Lessons from Brazil
Brazil and regional fisheries management organizations - What is at stake
Climate change adaptation: Raising fisherwomen’s voices to policy making
Reimagining coastal management: Addressing socio-environmental conflicts in a traditional fishing community in the delta of the Amazon River
Participatory mapping and Nature's Contributions to People: Insights from the Amazon Delta
Understanding how traditional and coastal communities perceive and interact with nature is key to promoting inclusive conservation. This article examines human–nature interaction in the fishing village of Jubim, located in the Marajó Archipelago, delta of the Amazon River, Brazil. Over 2 years of participatory research, including social cartography, photovoice and community mapping workshops, semi‐structured interviews and territorial excursions …
Coastal and Marine Management (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Business (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Environmental planning (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Environmental Science (6 works) · Corporate governance (5 works) · Ecology (5 works)