Análisis del comportamiento ecológico en la fauna silvestre que habita los corregimientos de Dapa- La Olga, Municipio de Yumbo, Valle del Cauca, para promover la conservación, aumento de los corredores de biodiversidad y bosques existentes.

Abstract

Environmental education is given under different strategies, they are adopted according to the context to which you want to educate or reach, only speaking of the rural territory in Colombia, it is found that it varies between arid zones, coastal zones, low, medium and high zones, each one of them has a characteristic type of community, adapted to its own ecosystem, with different cultural characteristics. In the developed process, work is carried out as Scope: the study of obligatory steps for wildlife in the districts of Dapa and La Olga, to provide environmental education in the same community. 300 direct participants, one per family, through chat. Having as Objective: to study the ecological behavior of the wild fauna in the districts of Dapa and La Olga, in the period (2020-2022), to teach the resident community of the place, its importance and promote the conservation of the forests, it is necessary to create strategies to reduce the effects that each community generates to the environment on which it is based, being the knowledge of the impacts the starting point to search for options and alternatives that reduce their effects. In the applied methodology: work is carried out with the research-action methodology, under the collection of information, classification and analysis of monitoring with trap cameras, developed in the communities of La Olga and Dapa, measures are taken to replicate the information in the community, communicating and educating the inhabitants. As a result: the community has managed to recognize different beings that inhabit it and are now spokespersons for conservation, thanks to the strategy of love for the biodiversity that inhabits the Forest, achieving the planting of native species of trees, activities of cleaning in the basins and water conservation. Conclusions: With the study, little known population of wildlife was identified in the wooded territories of the municipality of Yumbo Valle, this analysis work left visible data of interest regarding the distribution of biodiversity in the territories.