2025-03-132025-03-132023-12-14https://repositorio.ifal.edu.br/handle/123456789/898Given the growing preoccupation on natural resources preservation, as well as health issues, it becomes fundamental that the notion of environmental preservation is addressed from an early age. However, Environmental Education constitutes a long and continuous learning process. In order to fulfill the role of Environmental Education, the school must transpose its limits, allowing for everyone to participate. Although national and municipal legislation offer guarantees for inclusion, there are still issues at implementing it, especially taking in consideration students who have autism spectrum disorder. This work aimed to provide an insight of how Environmental Education has been approached with students with autism spectrum disorder in a municipal school in Maceió. To reach that goal, applied research was conducted, with a descriptive qualitative approach, in participants of the school’s community (manager, psychologist, pedagogue and teachers), having a questionnaire and semi-structured interview as collection instruments. It was possible to verify that despite of the fact that there are documents which establish rules for working with inclusive education in the municipality of Maceió, implementing the methodology for it is still a challenge for the school. In the researched school, most of the participants are aware of the peculiar characteristics of a student with autism spectrum disorder, mainly of the limitations in social interaction, but there are, nevertheless, a lot of struggles on how to deal with this difficulty on interacting, as well as how to adequate school content and materials, particularly if related to Environmental Education, revealing a great lack of training that ensures daily work that can truly include such students.ptEducação ambientalTranstorno do Espectro Autista (TEA)Environmental EducationAutism Spectrum DisorderTrabalho de Conclusão de CursoCIENCIAS HUMANAS