Abstract

have aimed to promote the sustainable development of areas with high social and ecological value, bridging the gap between the areas' inhabitants and nature. In doing so, models of socio-ecological interaction have been generated around BRs, so that global-scale challenges for sustainable development can be addressed at a local scale. Despite significant progress in this regard, assessing the difficulties and conflicts currently faced by the management of BRs in Chile (MoreiraMunoz et al. 2019) reveals considerable challenges in the path towards a balanced relationship between