Academic Tour in the Metropolitan Natural Park: Integration of Environmental Education and Physical Activity

An academic tour in the Metropolitan Natural Park allowed for the integration of the subject's content. Environmental Education with the practices typical of Physical educationgenerating meaningful learning experiences in a natural environment. This activity fosters the relationship between theory and practice, reinforcing the understanding of ecosystems and the human role in their conservation.

During the day, participants explored diverse ecosystems within the park through guided walks, discussions about the importance of environmental stewardship, and outdoor physical activities. They also engaged in orienteering exercises, flora and fauna identification, and analyzed the effects of human intervention in natural areas, thus fostering a holistic, reflective education committed to sustainability.

Scheduled Activities

• Initial reception and orientation by the guide of the Metropolitan Natural Park.
  
  
• Tour of the different trails in the park.
  
  
• Observation and identification of fauna and flora.
  
  
• Outdoor physical activities.
  
  
• Cause-and-effect analysis of the impact of humans on a specific ecosystem.
  
  
• Feedback session and academic closing.
  
  

This tour is part of strengthening the training processes of the Faculty of Humanities, promoting educational experiences that link theoretical learning with direct experience in nature.