Description: Low-impact development is an approach to land development that seeks to minimize environmental impact and preserve natural resources. This concept focuses on the planning and construction of projects that respect and integrate with the natural environment, promoting sustainability and biodiversity conservation. The main characteristics of low-impact development include reducing ecological footprints, using sustainable materials, efficiently managing water and energy, and preserving local ecosystems. This approach applies not only to the construction of homes and buildings but also to urban planning and infrastructure development. The relevance of low-impact development lies in its ability to address current environmental challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource scarcity. By adopting more responsible development practices, the aim is to create more resilient and sustainable communities that can thrive without compromising the health of the planet for future generations.
