Sustainability in Pará Is Boosted by the SGB, Strengthening Geoscientific Education, Water Resource Management, Disaster Prevention, Geotourism, and Municipal Mineral Valuation

Written by Rodrigo Souza

Published on 14/10/2025 at 15:44

A sustentabilidade no Pará é o foco de iniciativas estratégicas do Serviço Geológico do Brasil (SGB), que vem ampliando diálogos com municípios como Parauapebas (Foto: Divulgação/SGB)

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SGB Projects Boost Sustainability in Pará, Uniting Geoscientific Education and Responsible Tourism to Strengthen Municipalities and Protect Natural Heritage

The sustainability in Pará is the focus of strategic initiatives by the Brazilian Geological Service (SGB), which has been increasing dialogues with municipalities such as Parauapebas, according to a report published.

In preparation for the COP30, which will take place in November, the agency reinforces the role of geosciences in building public policies and in local sustainable development.

The director of Geoscientific Infrastructure, Sabrina Góis, leads meetings with municipal secretariats and civil defense agencies, presenting projects that transform the geological and mineral potential of the region into opportunities for the population.

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Geoscientific Education and Sustainable Development in Municipalities of Pará

One of the pillars of SGB’s actions aiming at sustainability in Pará is geoscientific education, essential for municipalities to understand and utilize their natural resources consciously.

In Parauapebas, the initiative involved technical meetings and presentations on the mineral and tourism potential of the region, including visits to areas like Garimpo das Pedras.

The goal is to empower managers and citizens for more conscious decisions regarding land use and environmental preservation.

SGB studies show that geoscience educational projects can increase the efficiency of environmental management programs by up to 25%, demonstrating how knowledge and sustainability go hand in hand.

Sustainability in Pará: Water Resource Management and Disaster Prevention in Municipal Actions

Water resource management has been a central theme in the strategies of SGB for Pará. With the intensification of climate change, municipalities face challenges related to flooding and drinking water supply.

SGB assists in creating geological and hydrological maps that allow for the preventive planning of natural disasters, which can strengthen sustainability in Pará.

In Parauapebas, these actions result in more effective monitoring, contributing to the safety of thousands of residents and more efficient public policies.

Studies indicate that disaster prevention reduces municipal emergency costs by up to 40%, reinforcing the importance of uniting geoscience with practical sustainability.

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Geotourism and Valuation of Strategic Minerals as Economic Engines

Geotourism and the valuation of strategic minerals are complementary strategies to promote sustainability in Pará.

The SGB’s technical visit to the Garimpo das Pedras areas allowed for the assessment of tourism potential and discussions on responsible development.

Geotourism projects create job opportunities and strengthen the local economy, generating direct income in sectors such as hospitality, transportation, and services, without compromising the environment.

At the same time, the valuation of strategic minerals allows municipalities to explore their resources sustainably, balancing economic growth with environmental preservation.

SGB’s actions demonstrate that it is possible to unite science, tourism, and economics in favor of regional sustainability.

SGB’s actions in Pará reinforce that sustainability in Pará is a collective commitment.

The integration of geoscientific education, water management, disaster prevention, geotourism, and the valuation of strategic minerals creates a replicable model for other municipalities.

By connecting technical knowledge and sustainable practices, the agency directly contributes to environmental preservation and the economic development of the local population.

Sustainability in Pará Is Boosted by the SGB, Strengthening Geoscientific Education, Water Resource Management, Disaster Prevention, Geotourism, and Municipal Mineral Valuation

SGB Projects Boost Sustainability in Pará, Uniting Geoscientific Education and Responsible Tourism to Strengthen Municipalities and Protect Natural Heritage

Geoscientific Education and Sustainable Development in Municipalities of Pará

Sustainability in Pará: Water Resource Management and Disaster Prevention in Municipal Actions

Geotourism and Valuation of Strategic Minerals as Economic Engines

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