“…For example, the 'education in public environmental management' project, based on a critical pedagogy framework, aims at promoting participatory democracy in the management of territories; and 'communitybased environmental education' and has also been inspired by decolonial theories and political ecology (Quintas, 2007;Almeida and Loureiro, 2015;Magalhaes and Loureiro, 2016;Souza and Loureiro, 2018;Vitor, Goncalves and Sanchez, 2019;Melo and Barzano, 2020;Oliveira, et al, 2020;Pelacani et al, 2020;Stortti, Espinosa and Garcia, 2020). A review of critical environmental education research in Latin America (Sanchez, Pelacani and Accioly, 2020) suggests that the urgency of a fairer distribution of wealth and income ...focus on the communities most vulnerable to degradation as a result of social and environmental conditions, such as the Indigenous, peasants, traditional sher people and slum dwellers, and have inspired promising research strands.…”