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Contribui\c{c}\~ao do ecoturismo para o uso sustent\'avel dos recursos h\'idricos do munic\'ipio de Rondon\'opolis-MT

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  • Manoel Benedito Nirdo da Silva Campos

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The Municipality of Rondon\'opolis possesses several touristic attractions such as a great diversity of waterfalls and little beaches located in the surroundings of the urban area, which attract tourists from various locations. Aiming to understand how ecotourism can contribute to the conservation of water resources in the leisure areas, as well as their potential development of touristic activities in those places. The procedures included the use of various techniques subsidized in remote sensing and geoprocessing tools that allowed the analysis and spatial distribution of tourism activities of the main leisure areas. The spatial distribution of the waterfalls and its surroundings, we observe the biophysical characters such as: the endemic vegetation, the cachoeiras, the waterfalls, the rocky outcrops, rivers, little beaches and espraiados. The results showed a correct perception of respondents on existing inter-relationships between ecotourism practices and the sustainable use of water resources. In conclusion though, a long way must be performed in order to prevent the economic benefits of ecotourism generate an inappropriate exploitation of natural resources, causing environmental problems, particularly to water resources in the surroundings.

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  • Manoel Benedito Nirdo da Silva Campos, 2021. "Contribui\c{c}\~ao do ecoturismo para o uso sustent\'avel dos recursos h\'idricos do munic\'ipio de Rondon\'opolis-MT," Papers 2104.08144, arXiv.org.
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