Summary
The Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia, particularly in the Tolima region, is identified as a critical cultural asset with significant potential for conservation and social cohesion. This study highlights its unique attributes that link nature and culture, offering a model for sustainable land use, climate change adaptation, and environmental stewardship. It also addresses challenges such as generational transition away from coffee cultivation and the need to integrate tourism while preserving traditional practices. The research proposes strategies for territorial planning, risk management, and social reconstruction, positioning the landscape as a key element in post-conflict reconciliation efforts.
Citation
Velandia Silva, C. A. (2018). La valoración patrimonial del paisaje cultural cafetero del Tolima, Colombia: retos y estrategias para su conservación y apropiación. X Seminario Internacional de Investigación En Urbanismo, Barcelona-Córdoba, Junio 2018. https://doi.org/10.5821/siiu.9070