Diversidad de aves en cultivares de Santa María Yahuiche, Sierra Madre de Oaxaca, México

Benítez, Andrea Rosario Santos; Ramírez, Ana Lilia Hernández; Lavariega, Mario C.; Gómez-Ugalde, Rosa María

doi:10.29312/remexca.v0i6.1287

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“…In some cases, introduced vegetation becomes refuges and alternative habitats for avifauna (Ramírez Albores, 2020). The conditions created by human activities offer resources that are not available in unmodified areas; in this sense, natural vegetation-agriculture mosaics can support species richness, although in most cases these studies highlight that these are birds with a predominance of generalist habits and tolerant to altered habitats, where endangered species do not persist (Santos Benítez et al, 2013). Santos Benítez et al (2013) notes that in crops of Mexico the best represented order is the Passeriformes, which includes generalist species, so that their food resources can be found in different types of habitats -native forests and crops-.…”

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“…The conditions created by human activities offer resources that are not available in unmodified areas; in this sense, natural vegetation-agriculture mosaics can support species richness, although in most cases these studies highlight that these are birds with a predominance of generalist habits and tolerant to altered habitats, where endangered species do not persist (Santos Benítez et al, 2013). Santos Benítez et al (2013) notes that in crops of Mexico the best represented order is the Passeriformes, which includes generalist species, so that their food resources can be found in different types of habitats -native forests and crops-. In ANS, something different happens because human action does not suppress the patches of natural vegetation, but generates the expansion of meadows with native grasses and in the case of crops involves the opening of new spaces with irrigation canals.…”

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Long-term interactions between avifauna and humans in the southern Andean Puna during the Late-Holocene

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Urquiza

2024

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By comparing the present and past avifauna, we investigate the human practices that involved the knowledge and interaction with birds during the Late-Holocene in Puna Austral Argentina. Ethnoarchaeological methodology was used, which included the analysis of feathers recovered from archeological excavations and interviews with local people. Interviews and bird observations were carried out in the spring/summer months, and in some cases the interviewees accompanied us to make the sightings. The results show a correspondence between current and past bird populations for some species of Passeriformes, Strigiformes, Rheiformes, and Anseriformes. Continuity was observed in the interaction of people with certain birds. This is linked to their farming and livestock lifestyle. Currently this situation is changing due to the increasing expansion of mining activities. This research establishes a baseline to compare the consequences of mining on avifauna and the local population.

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Long-term interactions between avifauna and humans in the southern Andean Puna during the Late-Holocene

Velardez-Fresia,

Urquiza

2024

The Holocene

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Sistema de gestión de la calidad con gobernanza e interculturalidad en Ecotur Yahuiche, Oaxaca

Ruiz¹,

Hernández²,

García³

2023

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La innovación de procesos administrativos responde a uno de los retos de las empresas de turismo comunitario para la conciliación entre la organización comunitaria y el funcionamiento empresarial. El objetivo de este estudio es analizar el proceso de implementación de un sistema de gestión de la calidad (SGC) en Ecotur Yahuiche S. P. R. de R. I. desde un enfoque de gobernanza comunitaria e interculturalidad. Se empleó la metodología de investigación acción participativa y observación participante de manera transversal en la aplicación del método PHVA (ciclo Deming) para poner en marcha el SGC y adecuar la norma ISO 9001-2008 a las características de gobernanza e interculturalidad. Los resultados muestran que Ecotur Yahuiche fortaleció la prestación de servicios ecoturísticos con la implementación del SGC, a la vez que sostuvo los valores comunitarios e interculturalidad visitante-anfitrión.

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Avifauna de la Sierra de Cuatro Venados, Oaxaca, México

Lavariega

Martín-Regalado

Gómez-Ugalde

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Huitzil Rev. Mex. Ornitol.

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ResumenEn este trabajo reportamos las especies de aves presentes en la Sierra de Cuatro Venados, centro-occidente de Oaxaca, México; las registramos mediante redes de niebla, búsqueda intensiva y revisión de literatura. Fueron 160 especies (38 familias y 12 órdenes), mismas que representan 21.5% de las especies reportadas para Oaxaca. Los registros de cinco especies representan un incremento en su distribución geográfica para las montañas del centro de Oaxaca. Del total de especies, el orden Passeriformes representó 67.5% de la riqueza específica y las familias Parulidae (10.6%) y Emberizidae (10.6%) fueron las más diversas. Alrededor de 85.0% de las especies son residentes y 13.7% corresponde a visitantes de invierno. Registramos 24 aves endémicas o cuasiendémicas a México y 13 especies protegidas por la legislación mexicana. La Sierra de Cuatro Venados posee una avifauna particular compuesta principalmente por especies afines a las montañas de las vertientes oceánicas del Atlántico y del Pacífico (41.2%) y de especies distribuidas ampliamente en el sur de México (36.9%). La importancia de la Sierra de Cuatro Venados radica en su posición como corredor de ambientes templados que conectan a las avifaunas del norte y sur de Oaxaca.Palabras clave: bosques templados, distribución geográfica, provincia Sierra Madre del Sur, zoogeografía. AbstractIn this work we report the bird species inhabiting the Sierra de Cuatro Venados, central-occidental Oaxaca, Mexico. We recorded the species through mist-netting, intensive search and literature review. We recorded 160 species (38 families and 12 orders), which represents 21.5% of the bird species reported for Oaxaca. Five species records represent increases in range extension within the central Oaxacan mountains. Passeriformes represented 67.5% of bird species richness, while the most diverse families were Parulidae (10.6%) and Emberizidae (10.6%). Approximately 85.0% of recorded species were residents and 13.7% were winter visitors. We recorded 24 endemic or cuasiendemic species to Mexico, and 13 were considered conservation concern. The avifauna of Sierra de Cuatro Venados mainly consists of montane species associated to the Atlantic and Pacific slopes (41.2%) and those with a wide distribution in southern Mexico (36.9%). The importance of the Sierra de Cuatro Venados lies in its geographic position and climate, providing a corridor of temperate habitats connecting the avifaunas of northern and southern Oaxaca.

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Diversidad de aves en cultivares de Santa María Yahuiche, Sierra Madre de Oaxaca, México

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Long-term interactions between avifauna and humans in the southern Andean Puna during the Late-Holocene

Long-term interactions between avifauna and humans in the southern Andean Puna during the Late-Holocene

Sistema de gestión de la calidad con gobernanza e interculturalidad en Ecotur Yahuiche, Oaxaca

Avifauna de la Sierra de Cuatro Venados, Oaxaca, México

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