Gira técnica colectiva: manejo sostenible de la tierra en territorios rurales indígenas Kariña

Barlin Orlando Olivares; Adriana Cortez; María Fernanda Rodríguez; Deyanira Lobo

Barlin Orlando Olivares Scholarship from Fundación Carolina for the Official Master in Environmental Technology at the International University of Andalusia UNIA, Spain.
Adriana Cortez INIA-CENIAP. National Agricultural Research Institute, National Agricultural Research Center, Agroecological Resources Unit, Soil Biology Laboratory. Maracay, Aragua State
María Fernanda Rodríguez INIA-CENIAP. National Agricultural Research Institute, National Agricultural Research Center, Agroecological Resources Unit, Soil Biology Laboratory. Maracay, Aragua State
Deyanira Lobo UCV. Central University of Venezuela, Faculty of Agronomy, Department of Soil Science, Aragua, Venezuela.

Abstract

Sustainable land management is defined as a work model adaptable to the conditions of a specific environment, which allows the use of available resources based on socioeconomic development that guarantees the satisfaction of the growing needs of society, maintenance of ecosystem capacities and their resilience. Urquiza et al. (2011).

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Collective technical tour: sustainable land management in rural indigenous Kariña territories

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