La isla de las buenas costumbres: cambio social y cultural en la isla de La Graciosa

Authors

  • Sagrario Martínez Berriel

Keywords:

turismo ecológico, Islas Canarias, La Graciosa, cultura marinera, ecological tourism, Canary Islands, fishing culture

Abstract

La historia de La Graciosa desde su poblamiento a finales del siglo XIX, al amparo de la industria pesquera, hasta el día de hoy es objeto de un análisis sociológico en el que se pone de manifiesto la correspondencia entre los valores culturales de una comunidad y la preservación del medio y su paisaje. Las dificultades a la hora de hacer compatible un espacio protegido con la población residente son analizadas en este articulo con la intención de resaltar el imprescindible conocimiento de las costumbres y valores ambientales de una sociedad a la hora de planificar el territorio.

The history of La Graciosa island from the settlement at the end of the nineteenth century by fishermen to the present day is examined from a sociological perspective, pointing up the tensions in the island community when the regional government attempts to make a plan in the island’s environment and landscape. It is essential to know the ecological values arid practices of a society's inhabitants when attempting to protect the territory in which they live.

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Issue

Nº 6: (2001-2002)

Section

Studies

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