This research aimed to investigate the effectiveness of fisheries agreements in the Amazon as a tool for participatory management through population living in communities Pixuna and Jari Relief in the municipality of Santarém - Pa . To this end, we analyzed how these communities perceive the current fisheries agreements , since they are considered agroextractivist and having fishing activity in their source of income , protein and over the years has been practicing the mechanism of the fisheries agreement as way of managing this activity . Also attempted to interview representatives of NGOs such as IPAM as an organization responsible for promotion of a simpler way for fishermen who happens to be in the Law and Practice Normative Instruction IBAMA n. 29/2002 which deals with the creation of fisheries agreements , the fishing Colony Z - 20 accountable and responsible to defend the interests and rights of workers in the sector of artisanal fishing spot before public bodies and society and IBAMA official representative of the public , managers and supervisory power of any shares predatory and environmental degradation evident in the agreements implemented in fishing communities . The research describes the floodplain environment as a setting for those relationships that are established from the use of a resource freely accessible to all as is the case of fish. With respect to methodology, techniques constituted as: direct observation, application of a semi -structured questionnaire and interviews. Characteristics of the study, their subjects and the information regarding the collection and analysis of data were presented. Thus, the study was characterized as qualitative. Data were analyzed using basic statistical procedures using SPSS software as frequency and estimates of descriptive parameters, with representation of trends in tables and graphs, which aims to better display these analyzes and observations to the context of research. Finally, the concluding remarks of the study, where it was identified that the lack of coordination among community residents in the localities, and communities with public authorities can, be identified as important factors in the decline observed in the current fishing agreements were made , another interesting point and of considerable importance is the absence of the body responsible for the oversight of the rules found in fisheries agreements , IBAMA . Therefore, some recommendations were suggested to the members of the organizations analyzed .
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