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For a long time the narrative of environmental history has been designed from Eurocentric parameters in terms of its view of the territory as an object of anthropic appropriation. The Capitalocene as a Global System of environmental destruction has been based on that epistemological axis. We attended the challenge of looking at the recognition of the contributions made but also towards the construction of a decolonial narrative with which to build new subjects of our epistemes and community process design processes towards community sustainability. For this story we take into account the plots in which the.

“Narrativas Coloniales de la Historia Ambiental. Un balance hacia la Decolonialidad como nueva epistemología”