El Turismo Regenerativo como estrategia de educación y conservación ambiental en el corregimiento de Minca, Santa Marta, Colombia
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2023-06-06
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Universidad Antonio Nariño
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The corregimiento of Minca in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia, has
experienced a growing tourist interest in recent years due to its natural beauty,
its rich biodiversity and cultural history. Although tourism can be a source
important source of income for the local community, it can also have a negative impact
on the environment and local culture. (Institutional, 2023)
The increase in tourism in Minca has had a significant impact on the environment.
environment, manifesting itself in the loss of biodiversity, deforestation,
water pollution and soil erosion, among other environmental problems
(University of Magdalena, 2022).
The Alma Mater study on the impacts of tourism on communities in
Minca caused by tourism proposes to strengthen social capital and governance to
build peace from community tourism. “This tourism has had some impacts
pollutants in the river, grease from restaurants and hotels. has changed the
agricultural vocation and these jobs are rarely occupied by natives of Minca, the benefits
they have been precarious even in environmental terms.”
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Santa Marta, Colombia