Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio
The San Martín region, located in the Peruvian jungle, presents ecological constraints regarding environmental tourism, encompassing natural and cultural resources. However, unplanned urban growth is degrading the urban landscape, with the town center of San Antonio being the most affected, losing a...
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| author | Leon Ruiz, Miguel Mesias Gil Gonzales, Nahun Vilchez Ramos, Estaylor Marcelino Chafloque Pinedo, Luisa Enith |
| author_browse | Chafloque Pinedo, Luisa Enith Gil Gonzales, Nahun Leon Ruiz, Miguel Mesias Vilchez Ramos, Estaylor Marcelino |
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| description | The San Martín region, located in the Peruvian jungle, presents ecological constraints regarding environmental tourism, encompassing natural and cultural resources. However, unplanned urban growth is degrading the urban landscape, with the town center of San Antonio being the most affected, losing approximately 377 ha. in natural forest. Therefore, this research presents the following question: How do ecological tourism hubs articulate the sustainable urban landscape of the Morales–San Antonio axis? The objectives of this research are to identify centers of ecological tourism, delimit perimeters and geomorphological patterns, interpret the territory and its transition through landscape transformations, and recognize the social tourism dynamics of people in the province. Likewise, this research has a qualitative approach, whose instruments were the observation sheet, open interview, and municipal documents, and the data collection techniques were through satellite images, cartography, photographic records, and design software. The result is evidence of an axis with tourism potential in the city of Tarapoto, which is experiencing very accelerated urban growth and where urbanized ecological places can be seen. Indicators were also identified for tourism centers organized into four groups: buildings with tourism potential, natural remnants, ecological areas, and permanently flooded and/or swampy areas. Finally, it is concluded that the city of Tarapoto has ecological tourism centers and that these are articulated in the sustainable urban landscape of the Morales–San Antonio axis. |
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| spelling | oai:cris.upeu.edu.pe:20.500.15037/29452026-10-30T17:10:39ZEcotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San AntonioLeon Ruiz, Miguel MesiasGil Gonzales, NahunVilchez Ramos, Estaylor MarcelinoChafloque Pinedo, Luisa Enithtourismurban landscapesustainable developmentnatural resourcessustainable tourismThe San Martín region, located in the Peruvian jungle, presents ecological constraints regarding environmental tourism, encompassing natural and cultural resources. However, unplanned urban growth is degrading the urban landscape, with the town center of San Antonio being the most affected, losing approximately 377 ha. in natural forest. Therefore, this research presents the following question: How do ecological tourism hubs articulate the sustainable urban landscape of the Morales–San Antonio axis? The objectives of this research are to identify centers of ecological tourism, delimit perimeters and geomorphological patterns, interpret the territory and its transition through landscape transformations, and recognize the social tourism dynamics of people in the province. Likewise, this research has a qualitative approach, whose instruments were the observation sheet, open interview, and municipal documents, and the data collection techniques were through satellite images, cartography, photographic records, and design software. The result is evidence of an axis with tourism potential in the city of Tarapoto, which is experiencing very accelerated urban growth and where urbanized ecological places can be seen. Indicators were also identified for tourism centers organized into four groups: buildings with tourism potential, natural remnants, ecological areas, and permanently flooded and/or swampy areas. Finally, it is concluded that the city of Tarapoto has ecological tourism centers and that these are articulated in the sustainable urban landscape of the Morales–San Antonio axis.Article10.3389/fbuil.2024.14525282-s2.0-85213060724https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.15037/2945enFrontiers in Built EnvironmentFrontiers in Built Environment2297-3362Frontiers Media SA2024-12-132026-06-27T02:34:54Z2026-06-27T02:34:54Z |
| spellingShingle | tourism urban landscape sustainable development natural resources sustainable tourism Leon Ruiz, Miguel Mesias Gil Gonzales, Nahun Vilchez Ramos, Estaylor Marcelino Chafloque Pinedo, Luisa Enith Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title | Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title_full | Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title_fullStr | Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title_short | Ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in Morales–San Antonio |
| title_sort | ecotourism hubs as an articulator of sustainable urban landscape in morales san antonio |
| topic | tourism urban landscape sustainable development natural resources sustainable tourism |
| topic_facet | tourism urban landscape sustainable development natural resources sustainable tourism |
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