Structural changes in land tenure and land use I have been presented in Villavicencio in recent years, a fact which accompanied the increase in demand for land has disrupted their price, compromising the sustainability of forests belonging to chains runners biological, including coming to permeate regeneration capacity seen through what is known as resilience. This phenomenon has not escaped the state own shortcomings especially as relates to the lack of environmental controls. Thus along watersheds, rivers and streams, in what was formerly gallery forest, has been developing all kinds of economic activities emerging from the most to the most sophisticated farms and even other systems that are far from food productionas in the case of tourism that also affects a public good by a private entity. The work presented shows why the recovery of biological corridors is part of environmental sustainability and this is supported in a qualitative empirical research, which was obtained directly motivations, attitudes and behaviors ofindividuals involved in problem, reaching the conclusion that, no matter what theeconomic valuation method that applies what is really important is to raise awareness of both the owners and the environmental authorities to restore forest areas.