“…Such educational approaches 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. 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.…”