Propuesta de Senderos y Señalética para el fomento del turismo en la Reserva Natural el Tundo del Cantón Sozoranga Provincia de Loja.

Tundo Nature Reserve is located to the south west of Ecuador in the province of Loja, Sozorangacounty, parish Sozoranga. It currently has approximately 158 ha. premontane primary forest fairly involved, located within the protected forest area JatumpambaJorupe, which is within Tumbesino Endemic Region. Tundo Natural Reserve is for the conservation of biodiversity in the reserve there are about 138 species of birds, some endemic and endangered others. This Reserve is undoubtedly the ideal place for ecological tourism, in a magical and whimsical covered by countless trees and wildflowers that give life and color and perfume the environment while, the colorful birds accompany him throughout the tour by providing the best concert with their melodious trills. Therefore it is addressed to all the people who want to spend a moment of recreation, adventure and above all those who love agrotourism. With the support of the rainbow Foundation, who made the agreement with the National University of Loja in the career of Tourism Administration, research work is unified with the overall aim "to design a proposal for Trails and Signage for the Tundo Nature Reserve of Sozoranga Canton province of Loja "in order to enjoy and appreciate the various natural attractions that have the natural reserve of el Tundo. As a first specific objective was decided to perform a list of all the attractions available to the subject to focus more accurately locate the various signs that highlight the appeal was classified In the second objective to carry out the proposed a was to determine the capacity, adequacy and maintenance measures for each of the trails, not to cause any negative impact on the future. And above all to know how many visitors can visit a day without disturbing the environment. And finally to meet the ultimate goal was taken into account several factors including the type of wood in this case concluded that it would jumbingue wood for each sign as it is durable in both winter and summer season in addition to the information professional people carpentry defined each of the technical and administrative budget for the implementation of the proposal. To define the layout of footpaths, signage and facilities for the development of tourism, recreational and educational activities. We took into account the points of GPS, which became the most important tool to develop the thesis and will know where to place each of the signs For each objective carried out various methodologies. For the first objective was used to form the Ministry of Tourism, in which an inventory of all the attractions highlighted in the reserve and are of great importance. Also to get the maximum visitors to the reserve capacity used based on the methodology of Miguel ÁngelCifuentes. To define the layout of the signs, we used field research, which served to remove the g,p,s, points, and likewise for the technical budget to implement the project on the reservation, we used the proformas of a member of Carpenters school. For the implementation of infrastructure received the advice of an architect as to the plans so that you can study the site to implement the proposal without causing adverse effects to the media to finally environment .y colors and legends detailed jumbinque acrylic lacquer on wood covered with a coat of clear lacquer to protect and give a new style of the environment was validated self proforma Quito art decorations. After carrying out the project for the natural reserve Tundo, it was concluded that the budget for implementation in the reserve is 15.467.20,USD taking into account administrative costs and staff will instruct the project in this case the rainbow Foundation as they are the current administrators of the reservation.

• Main Author: Moncada Luna, Yanina del Cisne (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Language: spa
• Published: 2012
• Subjects: INGENIERÌA EN ADMINISTRACIÒN TURÌSTICA; Propuesta de Senderos y Señalética; fomento del turismo; Reserva Natural el Tundo
• Online Access: http://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/20218