Environmental strategy of improving green space in Tawaka City, Barinas State

Lenies Jesús Piña Retamoza

Article ID: 1845
Vol 2, Issue 2, 2021

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Abstract

Green areas are the starting point of a city, because they represent the greatest purification of any pollutants in the surrounding environment, which is caused by the discovery of different reasons for population growth, the lack of environmental programs, and human indifference to environmental problems. This affects the overall formation of man, because he needs environmental balance, that is, human nature. Therefore, this behavior leads to the reduction and generation of environmental degradation. The main objective of this work is to develop an environmental strategy to improve the green area. Department C, “terrace Community Council on July 28”, located in Tawaka City, Barinas City, Barinas state, the method used is quantitative, and the type of research is a feasible project with on-site design. The tool used for data collection is the questionnaire to obtain the results. The study population was 192, and the sample was represented by 57 subjects. On the other hand, the reliability was proved after the instrument tabulation, and the result was 0.92. In this sense, this conclusion is handled according to the objectives proposed in the study, because the application of environmental technology helps to improve green space in the short term, as is the case with Tawaka urban development. If the green space is a space, it has been phased out because the residents of the department have not taken any strategy to maintain them, where they provide residents and tourists with the aesthetics of the area and the relaxing benefits provided by the green space.


Keywords

sustainable development community participation; quality of life; environmental education

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.54517/ec.v2i2.1845
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