Together with the Formación y Educación Geográfica Itinerantes Research Group from the Francisco José de Caldas District University, we carried out a field visit with the participation of more than 35 people, exploring the San Isidro Wetland, La Chucua Puyana Farm, and Cerrillo de la Cucha to recognize the environmental, historical, and cultural richness of Soacha. During the journey, we identified pollution-related challenges, collected waste, and reflected on the enormous potential of cartography as a tool for understanding and valuing the physical and social characteristics of the territory, strengthening the development of alternative tourism initiatives. This experience reaffirmed that knowing, exploring, and caring for the territory is the first step toward protecting our ecosystems. If you would like to be part of an experience like this, we will soon be organizing new activities. We invite you to join the Biocirculo community and continue discovering, learning about, and caring for the territory with us.