Impacto ecológico causado por la tenencia de perros de compañía, huella de carbono, consumo de recursos y manejo de desechos en la ciudad de Medellín
Este estudio analiza el impacto ecológico de la tenencia de perros de compañía. Enfocándose en la huella de carbono, el consumo de recursos y el manejo de desechos, buscando promover la tenencia responsable de estos animales. La investigación tendrá un enfoque mixto, combinando métodos cualitativos y cuantitativos a través de una encuesta en Google forms, con análisis en jamovi y Excel. Los resultados muestran que, en un grupo de 48 dueños de perros, el 60% tiene un solo perro, y el 94% desea recibir información sobre el cuidado de mascotas. Un 90% está consciente del uso de bolsas biodegradables para recoger heces. En cuanto al manejo de desechos, el 67% utiliza bolsas plásticas desechables, mientras que el 29% opta por bolsas biodegradables y solo un 4.2% practica el compostaje. Respecto a la frecuencia de compra de alimentos, el 50% lo hace semanalmente, el 38% quincenalmente y el 12% mensualmente. Se concluye que, aunque los dueños de perros son conscientes de los impactos ecológicos, es muy importante fomentar la educación y ofrecer alternativas sostenibles en la alimentación y manejo de desechos. se recomienda promover una mayor conciencia sobre la alimentación de los perros para reducir el impacto ecológico asociado a su tenencia. es fundamental desarrollar recursos educativos accesibles y realizar talleres en comunidades para fomentar la tenencia responsable. También se deben implementar campañas que promuevan alternativas biodegradables y ofrezcan incentivos para prácticas responsables.
This study analyzes the ecological impact of pet dog ownership. Focusing on the carbon footprint, resource consumption and waste management, seeking to promote the responsible ownership of these animals. The research will have a mixed approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods through a survey in Google forms, with analysis in jamovi and Excel. The results show that, in a group of 48 dog owners, 60% have only one dog, and 94% want to receive information about pet care. 90% are aware of the use of biodegradable bags to collect feces. Regarding waste management, 67% use disposable plastic bags, while 29% opt for biodegradable bags and only 4.2% practice composting. Regarding the frequency of food purchases, 50% do so weekly, 38% biweekly and 12% monthly. It is concluded that, although dog owners are aware of the ecological impacts, it is very important to promote education and offer sustainable alternatives in food and waste management. It is recommended to promote greater awareness about dog nutrition to reduce the ecological impact associated with dog ownership. It is essential to develop accessible educational resources and conduct workshops in communities to promote responsible ownership. Campaigns that promote biodegradable alternatives and offer incentives for responsible practices should also be implemented.
This study analyzes the ecological impact of pet dog ownership. Focusing on the carbon footprint, resource consumption and waste management, seeking to promote the responsible ownership of these animals. The research will have a mixed approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods through a survey in Google forms, with analysis in jamovi and Excel. The results show that, in a group of 48 dog owners, 60% have only one dog, and 94% want to receive information about pet care. 90% are aware of the use of biodegradable bags to collect feces. Regarding waste management, 67% use disposable plastic bags, while 29% opt for biodegradable bags and only 4.2% practice composting. Regarding the frequency of food purchases, 50% do so weekly, 38% biweekly and 12% monthly. It is concluded that, although dog owners are aware of the ecological impacts, it is very important to promote education and offer sustainable alternatives in food and waste management. It is recommended to promote greater awareness about dog nutrition to reduce the ecological impact associated with dog ownership. It is essential to develop accessible educational resources and conduct workshops in communities to promote responsible ownership. Campaigns that promote biodegradable alternatives and offer incentives for responsible practices should also be implemented.
Analizar como la tenencia de perros impacta en el medio ambiente, teniendo en cuenta aspectos como la huella de carbono, consumo de recursos y gestión de desechos, para desarrollar estrategias que fomenten la sostenibilidad ambiental
Aristizábal Ruiz, J. (2024). Impacto ecológico causado por la tenencia de perros de compañía, huella de carbono, consumo de recursos y manejo de desechos en la ciudad de Medellín. [Monografía, Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios – UNIMINUTO]. Repositorio UNIMINUTO.