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The present Doctoral thesis, of ethnobotanical orientation, has focused on the fuel plants used in different pluricultural contexts of the Río de la Plata Riverside, from the lower delta of the Paraná to Punta Indio. The general objective of this research is to identify and evaluate the Botanical Knowledge about the vegetable species locally used as fuel and those that could be used for this purpose in the study area. In addition, provide the bases that make it possible to create future projects of sustainable collection, in different biocultural contexts of the Ribera Platense, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. In this framework, it is proposed to disseminate the results of this research among the actors involved in order to generate the conditions for a participatory management of resources. In order to accomplish the aims, ethnobotanical and historical ethnobotany methodologies have been used in an articulated way. Qualitative methods and techniques used in ethnobotany were applied. Sixty five interviews were carried out with people of both sexes and different ages, 31 in firewood and coal spending sites, and 34 in firewood consumption sites. In addition, 81 surveys were conducted to members of the educational community in a school in Punta Lara and another from Punta del Indio. In total, 56 ethnotaxa marketed and used as fuel were surveyed in Río de la Plata Riverside, most of them exotic. The use of alternative fuels to firewood was

Evaluación etnobotánica de los recursos vegetales combustibles actuales y potenciales de la Ribera Platense (provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina)