Responsabilidade civil do Estado por danos causados no conflito homem fauna bravia

Abstract

Due to the need to survive and preserve their species, human beings have always exploited natural resources, in the specific case of our study, wildlife and forests. As a result of this incessant need, they often interact and clash with the survival needs of other living beings in nature. As a result of this interaction, when poorly managed, survival conflicts break out at the geographical boundary where they occur, known as Human Wildlife Conflicts (HWC). In this sense, considering the State's regulatory role in the management and exploitation of available natural wildlife and forest resources, this paper seeks to theoretically understand whether the consequence of damage arising from HWC can be civilly imputed to the State.