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In the Monte Pascoal National Park, indigenous guides from the Pataxó Indian settlement of Pé do Monte, located at the park entrance, inform visitors about the importance of this natural area and its historical and cultural relationship with the conservation unit. The purpose of this article is to briefly describe the sociocultural context of the Pataxó ethnic group in the extreme south of Bahia and to examine the forms of communication employed by the park's indigenous guides. The research was conducted through bibliographical study of the sociocultural history of the Pataxós in the region, a semi-structured interview with the Indian leader of the Pé do Monte settlement, participatory observation of indigenous guide work and content analysis of the collected data. Guides were found to communicate with visitors by way of visual art, crafts, ritual as well as verbal narrative. The research establishes that in the course of their work, the guides exteriorize their indigenous social struggles, and that ethnic ecotourism favours the expression of Pataxó traditions both new and old while reinforcing their ethnic identity.

Ecoturismo étnico no Parque Nacional do Monte Pascoal: formas de comunicação entre condutores indígenas e visitantes da unidade de conservação.