[2][3][4][5] In the arid and challenging landscape of the backlands of Rio Grande do Norte, stands majestically Carnaúba dos Dantas, a municipality that embodies the saga of colonization and the flourishing of a resilient cultural identity.

[6][7] The first records date back to ancient times, when the Cariris, natives of the region, dominated the vast expanses of the Acauã Backlands.

The imposing carnauba trees, abundant in the region, symbolize the intrinsic connection with nature, while the surname "Dantas" evokes the lineage of the founders and the values they represented.

In Carnaúba dos Dantas, history is more than just a recounting of the past; it is a perpetual guide that inspires and shapes future generations.

[8] Hyperxerophytic Caatinga of Seridó – vegetation characterized by dry conditions, with an abundance of cacti and low-lying, scattered plants.

It includes a conservation area, the Private Natural Heritage Reserve – RPRN Sernativo – created by Federal Ordinance No.

[11] The Village of Ermo, located in the rural area of the municipality of Carnaúba dos Dantas, is home to a population of approximately 350 inhabitants.

[12][15] In terms of leisure, the Balneário Portal do Rio is the busiest spot, providing moments of relaxation and recreation for residents.