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This paper aims to survey ethnoagricultural knowledge by a community living in an area of Atlantic tropical rainforest in Brazil. Interviews were conducted to 20 persons who are still related to the use of plants. All of them had cultivated rocas in the past, activity they reported to have abandoned due to changes in environmental law, tourism activities and lack of land for planting. There is still a rich ethnoagricultural memory based on the traditional practices of cultivation of plants, management of the land, and the observation of nature. However, this knowledge is rapidly disappearing albeit its high socioenvironmental value and its recognized tangible and intangible biocultural heritage.

Conocimiento etnoagrícola al borde de la desaparición: el caso de una comunidad de la Mata Atlántica brasileña