
handle: 11634/2545
Desde la ancestralidad los pueblos Muiscas que ocuparon las zonas altas de los Páramos de Sumapaz, Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, Chingaza, Santurbán, Tamá, Almorzadero, Yariguíes, Pisba, Iguaque-Merchán, Guerrero y Picachos, consideraban estos sitios lugares sagrados, donde se veneraba el agua y se tenía un gran respeto por la madre tierra, se dedicaban al cultivo de tubérculos y a la actividad de cacería como parte importante de su cultura y subsistencia hace más de 10.000 años, posteriormente se crearon asentamientos, dando lugar a las comunidades campesinas que siguiendo la cultura de sus ancestros también se dedicaron a la agricultura y ganadería como parte de su actividad diaria en la economía familiar, algunas de ellas mantenían el contacto directo y respetuoso con la naturaleza, haciendo uso adecuado y racional de los recursos, pero no todos pensaron de la misma manera, fue así como el deseo de colonizar más espacios cultivables y extensiones ganaderas, hicieron que se fuera perdiendo el norte, ocasionando en la actualidad daños al ecosistema (Parque Nacional Natural Chingaza, 2015).
Since ancient times, the Muiscas peoples who occupied the high areas of the Páramos de Sumapaz, Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, Chingaza, Santurbán, Tamá, Almorzadero, Yariguíes, Pisba, Iguaque-Merchán, Guerrero and Picachos, considered these sites sacred places, where they were They revered water and had great respect for Mother Earth, they dedicated themselves to the cultivation of tubers and hunting activity as an important part of their culture and subsistence more than 10,000 years ago, later settlements were created, giving rise to peasant communities that following the culture of their ancestors they also dedicated themselves to agriculture and livestock as part of their daily activity in the family economy, some of them maintained direct and respectful contact with nature, making adequate and rational use of resources, but not They all thought in the same way, it was like this that the desire to colonize more arable spaces and livestock extensions, made it go lost. or the north, currently causing damage to the ecosystem (Chingaza National Natural Park, 2015).
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