Livestock is part of the Pantanal habitants’ way of life. Besides being part of the culture and progress of the region, the business sustains the economy and the citizens’ properties. The cattle and nature handling techniques form a tradition of more than 250 years that protects the region and its animals throughout the floods of the rainy season and droughts of the dry season. It is not by chance that the Pantanal is the most well preserved biome in Brazil nowadays, with 80% of its vegetation conserved. The habits of the Pantanal region residents respect the environment where they live. From this culture, social, livestock handling and ecological methods were born in which sustainability is integrated