This study aimed to support socio-environmental management and conservation of socio
biodiversity in the lower tocantins, municipality of mocajuba-pa. The socio-environmental
diagnosis was carried out using a SWOT matrix recording the strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats associated with land use and tourism activities with aquatic mammals
in the region. Some of the weaknesses and threats recorded include: i) the susceptibility of
accidents involving dolphins and boats; ii) deforestation of riparian vegetation in the tocantins
river; and; iii) the absence of a basic sanitation policy in the municipality of mocajuba-pa. We
present recommendations for land use planning, reforestation with native trees between the city's
neighborhoods, as well as planning of non-invasive dolphin-watching tourism activities. We
recommend the creation of a conservation unit as a public policy for the conservation of local
socio-biodiversity and its ecosystem services. We propose an evaluation of the application of
community-based tourism for the benefit of the local population, articulated with the
conservation of aquatic fauna and socio-environmental sustainability. This study contributes to
strategies for achieving goals for SDG 14 and SDG 6 (UN, AGENDA-2030).
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