USO Y MANEJO TRADICIONAL DE PLANTAS MEDICINALES Y MÁGICAS EN EL VALLE DE SIBUNDOY, ALTO PUTUMAYO, Y SU RELACIÓN CON PROCESOS LOCALES DE CONSTRUCCIÓN AMBIENTAL

Abstract

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This study generated ethno-botanical knowledge and community experience that contribute to local processes of environmental construction processes from the recognition, evaluation, and strengthening of traditional forms of use and handling of medicinal and magical plants among Inga, kamentzá, and quillacinga ethnics that live in the Valle de Sibundoy, high Putumayo, Colombia. It was referenced the Environmental Building Model used by the three ethnic groups, from the traditional use and management of medicinal and magical plants in the Chagra agro-ecosystem, a model based on the traditional medical system and everyday practices involving environmental assessment, practices that facilitate the preservation and dynamics of flora and indigenous traditional knowledge. Finally, this important environmental information contributes to the quality of the actions of regional planning.