Simone Inês Maders
6 books
About the Author
Simone Inês Maders is a dedicated scholar and author whose work bridges cultural anthropology, sustainable agriculture, and heritage tourism in Brazil. With a focus on the Rio da Prata community in Campo Grande, RJ, she explores how organic farming practices intersect with historical preservation and identity formation. Maders' multilingual publications, available in Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, and English, highlight the transformative power of tourism in rescuing and promoting local memories and traditions. Her research draws from extensive fieldwork, emphasizing community empowerment through eco-tourism initiatives that foster environmental stewardship and cultural resilience. As an advocate for biodiversity and social equity, Maders continues to illuminate the vital role of indigenous knowledge in contemporary global challenges.
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Books by Simone Inês Maders
