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  • José Jesús Delgado Peña Universidad de Málaga
  • José Damián Ruiz Sinoga Universidad de Málaga
  • Enrique Navarro Jurado Universidad de Málaga
  • Rafael Cortes Macías Universidad de Málaga
  • Ricardo Remond Noa Universidad de La Habana
  • Eduardo Salinas Chávez Universidad de La Habana
  • Juan Manuel Fernandez Lorenzo Universidad de La Habana
  • Pedro Acevedo Rodriguez Universidad de La Habana
Vol. 48 (2011): 1, Articles, pages 161-188
Submitted: Mar 16, 2013 Published: Jul 16, 2011
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Abstract

The basins of the Guanabo and Itabo rivers are located in the northeaster limit of the La Habana province in Cuba. Meanwhile the urban and touristic uses of the territory are very significant in the coastline, the agriculture and the livestock are predominant in the hinterland. Just a few of natural areas remain in this area. Due to the conflict of uses and changing ecological features, the analysis of the environmental degradation of the landscapes is vital in order to establish a sustainable development of the territory. To reach this aim, we have classified the territory in units attending to the main ecological features that form the different landscapes. After that, we have carried out an integrated diagnosis taking into consideration aspects such as the main uses of the landscape units, its potential and efficiency, environmental dangers, degrading processes and geoecological state.

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Delgado Peña, J. J., Ruiz Sinoga, J. D., Navarro Jurado, E., Cortes Macías, R., Remond Noa, R., Salinas Chávez, E., Fernandez Lorenzo, J. M., & Acevedo Rodriguez, P. (2011). Environmental degradation in river landscapes tax Sibarimar Cove (Guanabo and Itabo, Cuba). Cuadernos Geográficos, 48, 161–188. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/cuadgeo/article/view/584