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The Brazilian Savannah is a large biogeographic region of great sociocultural and ecological value. This richness has been ignored by the agricultural expansion currently subordinated to the global “commodities” agribusiness. The severity of this process is furthered aggravated by the invisibility of the Brazilian savannah’s wealth. With the focus of the environmental concern directed primarily to the Amazon, the destruction of the Brazilian savannah has gone unnoticed by the media and the public opinion. However, there is a long history of integration between the several local traditional communities and the savannah ecosystems, and a fight for the survival of its ways of life. This is reflected on the strong demand for the creation of Extractive Reserves (Resex) in the Brazilian savannah. This article highlights the creation of

Ordenamento Territorial no Cerrado brasileiro: da fronteira monocultora a modelos baseados na sociobiodiversidade