The Cerros Orientales today. A Closer Look at Youth, Artistic and Popular Mapping
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Abstract
This article emerges from the need to recover and discuss about the outcome of Youth, artistic and popular mapping of the Cerros Orientales (Eastern Hills), a political and pedagogical alternative addressed to the construction of knowledge and actions that are relevant to the sentence of the Council of State on Bogotá’s Eastern Woods Protective Forest Reserve, issued
on November 5, 2013. For that purpose, we will present some of the reflections built as a result of the project, along with the expectations of some social organizations which struggle to protect the Cerros Orientales, in light of the main current demands and proposals in the territory. To begin, we will expose the background of the project. Then, we will describe the concept and methodological aspects of the proposal, and finally we will analyze three crucial elements connected with the current enforcement status of the sentence, in terms of the research results.