Refazendo laços : singularidades da geodiversidade e patrimônio cultural da Macrozona Centro de Santos e entorno

Abstract

This dissertation, developed in the “strictu sensu”Post Graduation Program of Santos Catholic University Law School Environmental Law and Sustainability Concentration area, is part of the debate on geodiversity in a built environment and represents a hypothetical-deductive study, based on secondary data associated with the on-site application of survey, cataloguing and mapping of geological points of interest (sites and geodiversity elements) of the Centro de Santos Macrozona and surrounding areas. It establishes an approximation of spatial knowledge of cultural heritage with different time dimensions. It is structured from an introduction where there is the contextualization of the main theme, its problematization, work hypothesis, objectives, methodology and justification. In continuity, simple theoretical references are presented that took into account more expressive authors in the issue of geodiversity, followed by the legal framework of this in a context of cultural heritage in the international, national, state and local scenarios. Finally, the results are presented with the presentation of sites and elements of geodiversity whose singularities enhance the establishment of links with the cultural heritage of the Macrozone Centro de Santos and surroundings.