El parque nacional natural Chingaza, las afecciones sobre el territorio y los saberes de Fómeque y Guasca

Abstract

The Chingaza National Natural Park was declared a protected area in 1977 and was stands out for being the largest water distributor for Bogotá and surrounding municipalities, benefiting more than twelve million people, among other ecosystem services which lends this. The PNN Chingaza is unaware of the appropriations, the sense of belonging and the affections that the neighboring communities have on the protected territory by them, and especially, in what refers to the two Lacustrine systems: Siecha and Laguna de Chingaza. For this reason, and as an aid to the PNN Chingaza Management Plan to update and complete information about appropriations, sense of belonging and affections that the communities have on the protected territory, and in order to safeguard oral traditions related to these wetlands and their promotion As part of the local cultural heritage and the entity, this monographic work seeks to contribute to the detection of these values ​​in the Laguna de Chingaza and Lagunas de Siecha Lacustrine System through its cultural VOC1, which seeks an inclusive conservation culture, agreed with the communities of the areas of influence; and ultimately, an integration between biological work (traditional in the PNN Chingaza management areas) and cultural work.