Open AccessLas virtudes ambientales en el santuario piedra Tlacoyunque, Guerrero, México
Author(s) -
Naú Silverio Niño Gutiérrez,
Edmundo Enzaldo de la Cruz,
Rosa María Velázquez Sánchez
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
tequio
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2594-0546
pISSN - 2594-0538
DOI - 10.53331/teq.v1i3.6520
Subject(s) - geography , biodiversity , tourism , resilience (materials science) , deciduous , natural resource , declaration , natural (archaeology) , sustainability , environmental resource management , nature reserve , environmental planning , environmental protection , archaeology , ecology , political science , environmental science , physics , law , biology , thermodynamics
The Tlacoyunque stone is, at least, nationally known as a sanctuary, hence the justification lies in emphasizing the biodiversity and development from this site. Among the objectives, we consider a) synthesizing the physical and geographical features of the natural landscape and b) highlighting the use, resilience and sustainable of the current management of this purpose’s study. The geographical focus was the method we used to understand everything related to the resilience of the site. The results were: the characteristics of the tropical deciduous forest, crystal clear water, gentle waves, thick texture sand and 293 day-sunlight a year. The conclusions were: i) boasts important biodiversity that is nationally studied and recognized and ii) the use and current tourism management is successful because of its declaration as a Protected Natural Area which is dedicated to, among other activities, the environmental education for nearby visitors, national tourists, local people and foreigners as well as the scientific research.