Conservación y revitalización del tercio medio del humedal juan amarillo a través del espacio público. Integración del entorno urbano y ambiental con el ecosistema.

Abstract

The Juan Amarillo Wetland is considered the largest in the Bogotá savannah, it is located between the towns of Suba and Engativá, in addition to having an international RAMSAR category, it is the habitat of different species of flora and fauna. However, this ecosystem has been affected by the development of the city, being that the legal and illegal construction of houses, the badly directed networks and the contamination by residues, throughout the years have caused the affectation of the body of wetland water and with it the modification of its environmental surroundings. The middle third of the wetland is one of the areas affected by the aforementioned aspects, evidencing the need to generate spaces that integrate the urban environment surrounding the wetland with said ecosystem, so that urban strategies are generated that allow the community to recover the landscape. and reduce the pollution of this ecosystem. This is how the realization of a public space design that allows recovering the wetland landscape is proposed, at the same time that it is integrated with the community and the strategic actions proposed by the Territorial Ordering Plan of Bogotá D.C.