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'''Landscape Planning in protected areas: The Eastern | '''Landscape Planning in protected areas: The Eastern Hills of Bogota, Columbia,''' by ''Victoria Solis Pauwels'' | ||
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| '''Country''' || style="background:Lavender"|'' | | '''Country''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Colombia'' | ||
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=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? === | === Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? === | ||
* | *The Eastern Hills are composed of approximately 14,170 hectares, an area rich in diverse ecological and landscape that has a wide diversity of flora and fauna, allowing you to have different ecosystems. Before the conquest of the Spaniards, the hills have a special value for Muiscas [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muisca], which looked like the holy places, mainly in the gaps that were sites of worship and ceremonies. In 1976 the then INDERENA declares: '''Protected Forest Reserve''' and since then the governments have issued several rules for the purpose of reforestation and care of his great natural value. | ||
* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education? | * Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education? |
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Landscape Planning in protected areas: The Eastern Hills of Bogota, Columbia, by Victoria Solis Pauwels
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Rationale: Why is this case study interesting?
- The Eastern Hills are composed of approximately 14,170 hectares, an area rich in diverse ecological and landscape that has a wide diversity of flora and fauna, allowing you to have different ecosystems. Before the conquest of the Spaniards, the hills have a special value for Muiscas [1], which looked like the holy places, mainly in the gaps that were sites of worship and ceremonies. In 1976 the then INDERENA declares: Protected Forest Reserve and since then the governments have issued several rules for the purpose of reforestation and care of his great natural value.
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