Coser con un río

Coser con un río

by Sandra Reina Mendoza

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History of what is considered the most traditional park in the city of Bogotá. Inaugurated by the President Enrique Olaya Herrera in 1934, the natural reserve has now become a hill-river-savannaʺ unit that is now an integral part of the city urban territory. The flora and fauna of the park, the hydric system and the Arzobispo river basin were fundamental elements in the study of this urban place. The historical contributions in Sandra Reina's book go beyond the conventional accounts of the chronology of the National Park; she presents it as an environmental urban fact. Reading the text invites us to understand that the scale of an urban piece cannot be limited to the presence of plant, native and foreign groups, interwoven by edges and mineral paths for the casual journey of citizens.ʺ (HKB TRanslation) --Page 12.

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