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The landscape, understood as a heterogeneous mosaic is a unit where ecosystems, species and man’s land use interact. It is the result of complex interactions, not only as a result of natural dynamics but also the balance created between the supply and the demand of society driven by the preference for certain resources. This balance causes ecological impacts both on ecosystems and the diversity of organisms that occupy the landscape. Land use and management tend to increase the spatial heterogeneity in many cases through landscape processes such as the habitat loss and fragmentation. These processes bring alterations in the functioning of ecosystems, affecting the ecological functions and those processes that depend on the flow of energy and materials through landscapes. The objective of this paper is to advance in the understanding of the origins of such heterogeneity in order to mitigate its negative effects and to better plan and manage landscapes. All restore, rehabilitate and ecosystems recovery, are strategies toensure the conservation, sustainability, and in some cases recovery of ecosystem services. Often landscape scales and those to whichrestoration activities are carried away are very distant in practice. This article presents a reflection carried out within the frameworkof the Chair Mutis 2015, it presents an overview of the key concepts in landscape ecology and restoration and an attempt to bridgeintrinsic and decision making scales to advance in the development of restoration scenarios in Colombia starting from the landscape scale but integrating local knowledge and actions.

PATRONES DEL PAISAJE Y ESCENARIOS DE RESTAURACIÓN EN COLOMBIA: ACERCANDO ESCALAS