Plan de manejo ambiental (PMA) del turismo Ecológico municipal de Laguna del Tabacal en el municipio de La Vega Cundinamarca

Abstract

The development of this document was based on the assessment of environmental effects in the Ecological Park lagoon Tabacal through arrays of Conessa Fernandez (1997) and Frederick Vester, in order to formulate the plan for environmental management of tourism development based on good practice guide for providers of nature tourism developed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in year 2012 and the sectoral Colombian technical standards: NTS-TS 001-1- tourist destinations in Colombia. Sustainability requirements, NTS-002 TS - accommodation and lodging establishments (Eah). Sustainability requirements and NTS-TS 005- bus companies specialized and other motor vehicles serving tourist transport. Sustainability requirements. This document contributes to improving the development of tourism activities in the Laguna de Tabacal Ecological Park, highlighting the importance of sustainable development in the same for Conservation and Preservation of Natural Resources. A survey of the current baseline of the park was carried out, the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the activities are Carried out in the Himself , the analysis of load capacity that can support the ecosystem was Conducted ; The Latter Being One of the Most Important Results for Define and prioritize Project Environmental Management Plan As a result for the environmental management plan, eleven chips of environmental management were obtained according to the main effects caused by the development of nature tourism activities in the park, nine where obtained cards of monitoring for every effect produced and contingency plan for the responses in front of emergencies in which is founded the participation of entities with competency, the offers, workers and clients for the minimization of negative effects and maximization positive effects The project was framed under a case study approach, substantiated by qualitative and quantitative descriptions of the study area. Different data collection instruments were used, specifically the analysis of cartographic and theoretical sources, unstructured interviews, surveys, checklists and direct observation