Propuesta de proyecto arquitectónico sostenible para la observación de aves migratorias como estrategia para la promoción del aviturismo en el Parque Nacional Natural Farallones de Cali, Valle del Cauca

Abstract

Cali, known as the "Branch of Heaven", is a vibrant Colombian city located in the Cauca Valley. Famous for its quality of people, and its variety of flora and fauna; Thanks to some of these characteristics, we decided to enter this territory to highlight the natural beauties of this city, turning the “branch of heaven” into a tourism focus.

One of the cities with the largest amount of avian fauna, with more than 5,000 species of birds in its territory, becoming a great potential of the Farallones of Cali.

We seek through bird tourism to provide economic benefits for the Department of Valle del Cauca, developing a bird observatory in the town of Pance, Cali that promotes tourism, since this project is one of the strongest that the region has and is a development opportunity for the economy, since it creates a space for environmental connectivity and contributes to economic recovery. In order to respect wildlife, their behavior in the habitat is of vital importance, since by implementing observation points made of Bamboo, the objective of contemplating, preserving, conserving and understanding the birdlife in its entirety can be met.