Ecological race, initiative to contribute to environmental culture in university sports
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Faced with the negative impacts of climate change, it is necessary to incorporate all sectors of society. Initiatives in the field of sport are still insufficient. The objective of the article is to assess the potential of the ecological race as a sports-recreational modality to contribute to an environmental culture in the university community. A bibliographic review and dialogue with users are combined, which endorse its possible contribution in the university to education for sustainable development and adaptation to climate change.
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