Interdependencia entre la restauración ecológica y la conservación natural

Juan dos Santos

doi:10.21500/20275846.246

Published: 2011-06-30

DOI: 10.21500/20275846.246

Interdependencia entre la restauración ecológica y la conservación natural

Juan dos Santos

FLACSO Guatemala

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Issue: Vol. 2 No. 1 (2011): Ingenierías USBMed

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dos Santos, J. (2011). Interdependencia entre la restauración ecológica y la conservación natural. Ingenierías USBmed, 2(1), 24–28. https://doi.org/10.21500/20275846.246

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Abstract

La restauración ecológica se percibe por muchos conservacionistas, y por la mayoría de los economistas, como una diversión, una ilusión, y mucho peor, como una pérdida de tiempo y dinero. En este trabajo se señala que la restauración, de hecho, complementa no sólo a la conservación de la naturaleza sino que también es útil para lograr un desarrollo socio-económicamente sostenible y equitativo. Esto se debe a que restaurar y aumentar la base del capital natural es la mejor vía para generar puestos de trabajo, y mejorar los medios de supervivencia y de calidad de vida para todos, lo mismo que para la economía.

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