Within the framework of the joint work between the Undersecretariat of Tourism of Concordia, the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Board (EMCONTUR), and El Palmar National Park, the 3rd Technical Assistance Workshop on Tourism Management in Protected Natural Areas was held at Parque San Carlos.
The workshop was aimed at officials and technical teams of the Municipality of Concordia, who, together with agents from El Palmar National Park, conducted a tour of different sectors of the site. The objective was to incorporate a specialized technical perspective to identify opportunities for improvement related to the use of space, accessibility, and the tourist experience.
This is a support process that has already had two previous sessions, in which the characteristics and needs of the space were addressed together with the site's workers.
In this instance, the tour allowed for the analysis of different sectors of Parque San Carlos, including the access portal, perimeters, vehicular roads, pedestrian paths, natural viewpoints, recreational spaces, public infrastructure, and cultural and tourist interest sites. The activity was practical and participatory in nature and was developed within the framework of Thematic Axis 1: Protection and conservation of heritage, corresponding to the technical assistance program for tourism management in protected natural areas.
PARTICIPATION AND JOINT WORK
Participants in this space included Belén Schauvinhold, Undersecretary of Tourism and Executive President of EMCONTUR; Joaquín Gobetto, Undersecretary of Environment; Constanza Montoreano, Director of Environmental Education; Silvina Molina, Head of the Parque San Carlos Department; María del Carmen Bonicalzi, member of the Heritage Advisory Council and the Planning Directorate; Javier Del Cerro, Comptroller of Obras Sanitarias; Agustina Labriola, member of the Planning Directorate; Gabriela Mendiburu, member of the Parks and Promenades Directorate; Ricardo Delgado, from the Traffic Directorate along with members of his team; members of the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security; and Mikhail Cicognini, local nurseryman.
Representing El Palmar National Park were Juan Ballay, park ranger and head of the ICE Division; Juan Zermathen, park ranger and head of the Auxiliary Tasks Area; Cristian Sosa, park ranger; and Luis Luggren, agent of the Conservation and Public Use Area.
Joint work allows for the incorporation of knowledge and tools for the management of protected natural areas, promoting exchange between teams and providing a specialized perspective to strengthen the planning and enhancement of the natural and cultural heritage of Concordia and the Salto Grande Region.
The workshop was aimed at officials and technical teams of the Municipality of Concordia, who, together with agents from El Palmar National Park, conducted a tour of different sectors of the site. The objective was to incorporate a specialized technical perspective to identify opportunities for improvement related to the use of space, accessibility, and the tourist experience.
This is a support process that has already had two previous sessions, in which the characteristics and needs of the space were addressed together with the site's workers.
In this instance, the tour allowed for the analysis of different sectors of Parque San Carlos, including the access portal, perimeters, vehicular roads, pedestrian paths, natural viewpoints, recreational spaces, public infrastructure, and cultural and tourist interest sites. The activity was practical and participatory in nature and was developed within the framework of Thematic Axis 1: Protection and conservation of heritage, corresponding to the technical assistance program for tourism management in protected natural areas.
PARTICIPATION AND JOINT WORK
Participants in this space included Belén Schauvinhold, Undersecretary of Tourism and Executive President of EMCONTUR; Joaquín Gobetto, Undersecretary of Environment; Constanza Montoreano, Director of Environmental Education; Silvina Molina, Head of the Parque San Carlos Department; María del Carmen Bonicalzi, member of the Heritage Advisory Council and the Planning Directorate; Javier Del Cerro, Comptroller of Obras Sanitarias; Agustina Labriola, member of the Planning Directorate; Gabriela Mendiburu, member of the Parks and Promenades Directorate; Ricardo Delgado, from the Traffic Directorate along with members of his team; members of the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security; and Mikhail Cicognini, local nurseryman.
Representing El Palmar National Park were Juan Ballay, park ranger and head of the ICE Division; Juan Zermathen, park ranger and head of the Auxiliary Tasks Area; Cristian Sosa, park ranger; and Luis Luggren, agent of the Conservation and Public Use Area.
Joint work allows for the incorporation of knowledge and tools for the management of protected natural areas, promoting exchange between teams and providing a specialized perspective to strengthen the planning and enhancement of the natural and cultural heritage of Concordia and the Salto Grande Region.