Keywords
urban growth
protected areas
rural community processes
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Abstract
!e high and low Verjón Trails located in Bogota, 2990 m - is part of the area declared as Protected Forest Reserve Forest East of Bogota (1977) and Protective Order Forest Reserve Nacional (Law 99 of 1993), however, a former though small population of the area, was not recognized since the light of this legislation. Today, the villages are inhabited by people of all socioeconomic strata that make up a veritable kaleidoscope of use, management and fragmentation of the territory. Given the recent situation of compliance with environmental standards, residents are threatened with eviction and as a form of resistance has begun to generate di"erent strategies to remain in the area under the aegis of sustainable development and organic production. !us, another facet is implemented “to city” in the Colombian capital. In this paper, analyzing the construction of “cultural routes” that have begun to be implemented in the area to generate income in a sustainable manner without causing more damage to mountain ecosystems, sensitive, and operated to excess.
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