Ecosystem care from collaborative, educational linkage work in San Isidro
Keywords:
environmental care, community values, educate for good livingAbstract
Introduction: The research shows how caring for the environment is of vital importance for human survival from collaborative work from concrete actions from the perspective of linking with society, therefore, it makes sense to care for the habitat, giving a new scenario to the future generations. Materials and methods: The methods used were quantitative and qualitative, in addition the Delhi method was used to consult experts regarding the topic, the dosed technique was the survey, the software used was SPSS27, the same one that helped obtain reliability through the Cronbach's alpha providing a reliability of 0.92. Results: The results made it possible to confirm that the care of the ecosystem is one of the great challenges that humanity and especially the trainers of the new generations have due to the testimony that they must evidence from collaborative praxis. Discussion: That it is not only living ecological values but also creating efficient strategies to care for the entire ecosystem from a team, linking it from the substantive processes that allow visualization through knowing, doing and being useful tools to reduce environmental deterioration . Conclusions: The topic investigated has made it possible to open new horizons at a higher level in tourism and hospitality students, in terms of the continuous improvement of the ecosystem, through real strategies that make it possible to care for habitat.
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