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This study aimed to analyze the evolution of policies related to the use of natural resources in the light of sustainable development, with a focus on community-based management of caimans in Brazil. The theoretical model used was the systemic model of public policy analysis. The legal apparatus on the use of fauna is old in Brazil and, although it initially addressed numerous problems of the relationship between society and nature, it was vague when it came to the technical aspects and prerequisites to be followed. From the discussions at the global level on sustainable development we can see an adaptation of the Brazilian legislation, which begins to understand the other spheres of development when discussing the use of fauna besides the environmental aspect and produces as outputs a series of environmental norms that reflect this new approach. Although the environmental sphere has shown signs of evolution, the legislation of animal products in Brazil still fails to promote adaptations of its norms to the various productive contexts currently possible. The state legislation of Amazonas is at the forefront of publications to promote the use of fauna, in technical criteria both environmental and sanitary, specific for wild species, with emphasis on the legal framework for the caimans sustainable management.

Evolução das políticas para o uso sustentável da fauna no brasil: o caso do manejo comunitário de jacarés no amazonas