Utria National Park is a remote biodiversity hotspot in Colombia. It encompasses ancestral territories of the Embera indigenous peoples and borders territories of Afro-descendant communities in El Valle. We explore environmental value conflicts regarding the use of the park, describing them as a Wicked Problem that has no clear solution. Juxtaposing how the territory is perceived by different communities, we employ Faber et al.'s heuristic of the three tele of living nature to search for deficiency in the third telos, service, which we take to be symptomatic of Wicked Problems. Based on field data encoded using the three-tele heuristic, concerning how the respective communities would like to use the park area, we identify deficiencies in the third telos and develop recommendations regarding how these might be addressed.

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解决乌特里亚国家公园管理问题的目的论方法

乌特里亚国家公园是哥伦比亚一个偏远的生物多样性热点地区。它包括 Embera 土著人民的祖传领地和 El Valle 非洲裔社区的边界领地。我们探索有关公园使用的环境价值冲突，将其描述为一个没有明确解决方案的邪恶问题。并列不同社区对领土的看法，我们采用 Faber 等人对生活自然的三个目标的启发式方法来寻找第三个目标中的缺陷，服务，我们认为这是邪恶问题的征兆。基于使用三远程启发式编码的现场数据，关于各个社区希望如何使用公园区域，我们确定了第三终端中的缺陷，并就如何解决这些问题提出了建议。