Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural

The following investigation has an analytical-synthetic character and takes as main figure the emergent city of Samborondón. It studies the background information pertinent to the case such as its origin and urban growth. It also examines the model of development to which it has been subject, which...

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Hoofdauteurs:	Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén, Hidalgo Molina, María Daniela
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Gepubliceerd in:	Universidad de Costa Rica 2019
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spelling	oai:portal.ucr.ac.cr:article-379132019-07-15T15:58:51Z Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural Propuesta de Jardín Botánico Integral para La Conservación del Ecosistema de Humedales Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén Hidalgo Molina, María Daniela Botanical Garden ecotone Sustainable urban development urban-rural spaces wetland conservation Conservacion de humedales Desarrollo urbano sostenible ecotono espacios urbano-rurales jardín botánico The following investigation has an analytical-synthetic character and takes as main figure the emergent city of Samborondón. It studies the background information pertinent to the case such as its origin and urban growth. It also examines the model of development to which it has been subject, which ends in the identification of tangible problems within the urban and environmental reality of the city, critically affecting its quality of life and social future. Through the investigation of valid theories for the understanding of the figure of study that ranges from urban sustainability to the conceptualization of one of the most significant ecosystems in Samborondón (the wetland ecosystem), it is possible to expand more in the hypothesis presented. Moreover, the analysis of the theories goes hand in hand with attached methodological tools requiring citizen participation such as surveys and interviews. Finally, the methodological results, the study of analogous cases, and the respective site analysis are key resources for the materialization of the proposed botanical garden model for La Puntilla. These seek to conserve the wetland ecosystem present in agricultural land under the concept of urban ecotone, enhancing the synergy between the community and its surrounding nature. La presente investigación toma como protagonista a la parroquia satelital La Puntilla, en el cantón de Samborondón de la provincia de Guayas y se dispone a estudiar antecedentes pertinentes al caso tales como su origen y crecimiento urbano. Asimismo, este pretende tomar el modelo de desarrollo al cual ha estado sujeto junto con los antecedentes antes mencionados, los cuales desembocan en la identificación de problemas palpables dentro de la realidad urbana y ambiental de la ciudad que afectan de forma crítica su calidad de vida y futuro social. Mediante la investigación de teorías para el entendimiento de la figura de estudio que abarca desde la sostenibilidad de las ciudades hasta la conceptualización de uno de los ecosistemas predominantes en Samborondón (ecosistema de humedales), se logra profundizar aún más en la hipótesis a plantear. Esto, con la ayuda de herramientas metodológicas anexas a laparticipación ciudadana tales como encuestas y entrevistas. Finalmente, los resultados metodológicos y el análisis de sitio respectivo son recursos claves para la materialización de la propuesta de modelo de jardín botánico para la parroquia satelital La Puntilla. Esto bajo el concepto de ecotono urbano que procura conservar el ecosistema de humedales presente en terreno de uso agrícola, potenciando así la sinergia entre la comunidad y su naturaleza circundante. Universidad de Costa Rica 2019-06-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/revistarquis/article/view/37913 10.15517/ra.v8i2.37913 REVISTARQUIS; Vol. 8 Núm. 2 (2019): REVISTARQUIS 16; 108-130 RevistArquis; Vol 8 No 2 (2019): REVISTARQUIS 16; 108-130 RevistArquis; v. 8 n. 2 (2019): REVISTARQUIS 16; 108-130 2215-275X 10.15517/ra.v8i2 spa https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/revistarquis/article/view/37913/38895 Derechos de autor 2019 Diana Belén Gutiérrez Vallejo, María Daniela Hidalgo Molina https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
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author	Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén Hidalgo Molina, María Daniela
spellingShingle	Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén Hidalgo Molina, María Daniela Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
author_facet	Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén Hidalgo Molina, María Daniela
author_sort	Gutiérrez Vallejo, Diana Belén
title	Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
title_short	Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
title_full	Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
title_fullStr	Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
title_full_unstemmed	Wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
title_sort	wetlands’ conservation through a botanical garden as a transitional space between the urban and the rural
description	The following investigation has an analytical-synthetic character and takes as main figure the emergent city of Samborondón. It studies the background information pertinent to the case such as its origin and urban growth. It also examines the model of development to which it has been subject, which ends in the identification of tangible problems within the urban and environmental reality of the city, critically affecting its quality of life and social future. Through the investigation of valid theories for the understanding of the figure of study that ranges from urban sustainability to the conceptualization of one of the most significant ecosystems in Samborondón (the wetland ecosystem), it is possible to expand more in the hypothesis presented. Moreover, the analysis of the theories goes hand in hand with attached methodological tools requiring citizen participation such as surveys and interviews. Finally, the methodological results, the study of analogous cases, and the respective site analysis are key resources for the materialization of the proposed botanical garden model for La Puntilla. These seek to conserve the wetland ecosystem present in agricultural land under the concept of urban ecotone, enhancing the synergy between the community and its surrounding nature.
publisher	Universidad de Costa Rica
publishDate	2019
url	https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/revistarquis/article/view/37913
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