Thesis PUESTA EN VALOR PARQUE NACIONAL LLANOS DE CHALLE
Date
2018
Authors
ESPINOZA CAMPILLAY, RICARDO ALFREDO
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El Parque Nacional Llanos de Challe ubicado a 40 minutos al norte del puerto de
Huasco (Región de Atacama) ha recibido un incremento de 300% más de visitantes
durante el período de desierto florido el año 2017 con respecto al año anterior,
hecho que ha favorecido al turismo y a la economía local de comunidades aledañas.
Sin embargo, ha dejado en evidencia la carencia en infraestructura y oferta
de actividades que pudieran realizar los visitantes. El proyecto a desarrollar propone
una actualización en la infraestructura actual, destacando aún más la relevancia
de una reserva natural que acoge más de 50 especies en peligro de extinción.
Llanos de Challe National Park is located to 40 minutes north of the port of Huasco (Atacama Region) has received 300% more visitors during the flowery desert period of 2017 compared to the previous year, a fact that has favored tourism and the local economy of the surrounding communities. However, it has revealed the lack of infrastructure and the offer of activities that visitors will carry out. The project will develop an update on the current infrastructure, highlighting even more the attention of a natural reserve that hosts more than 50 species in danger of extinction.
Llanos de Challe National Park is located to 40 minutes north of the port of Huasco (Atacama Region) has received 300% more visitors during the flowery desert period of 2017 compared to the previous year, a fact that has favored tourism and the local economy of the surrounding communities. However, it has revealed the lack of infrastructure and the offer of activities that visitors will carry out. The project will develop an update on the current infrastructure, highlighting even more the attention of a natural reserve that hosts more than 50 species in danger of extinction.
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INTERPRETACION AMBIENTAL , PARQUE NACIONAL LLANOS DE CHALLE , CONAF