Impacto territorial del manejo forestal comunitario en la Sierra Norte de Puebla, 2003-2017

Pérez, Sergio Gabriel Ceballos

doi:10.11144/javeriana.cdr17.itmf

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“…The case studies show that the implementation of public policies that promote community and forest management occurs thanks to the hierarchical and normative intervention of the state. Across more than three decades, the implementation of public policies has helped local communities develop a self-management model by using sustainable techniques [58]. These appropriation and self-management processes have been supported by institutional frameworks and federal government programs that allow local societies to receive the economic and ecological benefits of cultivating their forest under the technical parameters established by the federal government [64].…”

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Conditions for Multilevel Governance, Co-Management and Sustainability in Two Forest Communities in Central Mexico

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Multilevel governance (MLG) and co-management are indispensable to sustainable forest management (SFM) and the maintenance of ecosystem services (ES). Through interviews with key external and community actors and workshops in two ejidos in central Mexico, we qualitatively analyzed information on the historical and current uses of forests and the ways the ejidos evolved toward SFM by implementing MLG regulatory frameworks that enabled forest co-management. By studying the perceptions of local stakeholders and the relevance of their interactions to effective local forest management, we found that the history of forest use in the region has favored the local appropriation of socioecosystems through co-management. However, these principles have not simply led to harmonized development and conservation. Although such technical interventions favor forest productivity in local communities, the stakeholders also recognize that certain adjustments could improve and maintain the local ES. Thus, while the conditions of community forest management in Mexico exemplify how local decision-making processes can be both relatively democratic and ecologically beneficial for local communities, it is also necessary to move from a traditional management model to shared governance in community contexts.

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“…For LLG, the scientific information has helped to understand the effects of forest management on SES (some examples in [56][57][58][59]).…”

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“…Este método está dirigido a realizar cortas selectivas en masas heterogéneas (Gadow y Puumalainen, 2000). Por su parte, los métodos silvícolas aplicados en bosques mezclados son muy variados y no siguen algún patrón sistemático, se incorporan los servicios ambientales y aprovechamiento de recursos no maderables (Ceballos, 2020). El hecho de que se cuenta con diferentes opciones silvícolas las cuales no son evaluadas, es una de las dificultades del manejo forestal, ya que la tarea de la planificación forestal es desarrollar y evaluar las estrategias de manejo (Gadow et al 2004).…”

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Efecto del manejo forestal en los ecosistemas forestales

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Aguirre-Calderón,

Alanís-Rodríguez

et al. 2024

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Currently, sustainable management has been promoted as a tool for environmentalconservation and the socioeconomic development of local populations. Based onthis principle, the objective of this study was to conduct a review of research toanalyze the effect of forest management on forest ecosystems, starting with theidentification of silvicultural treatments used in the country and the resultsobtained from their implementation. It was found that the application of thinningand selection treatments does not have an effect on changes in structure, speciesdiversity, and tree dynamics. Intensive treatments such as clear-cutting promotegreater timber increment by using immediate plantation, making themrecommended practices for increasing the timber productivity of forests.Silvicultural practices contribute to improving the utilization grade of site qualityand, consequently, increasing biomass and carbon stocks. The resilience capacityof ecosystems and management aimed at maintaining an ecologically andenvironmentally sustainable balance allow for the use of utilization as a tool toincrease productivity capacity and carbon sinks.

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“…de valor, etc. Se requirió una estructura con las bases sociales y políticas que fuera efectiva frente al mercado y a los requerimientos técnicos del manejo forestal(CEBALLOS, 2010). Mediante el MFC se demostró la capacidad de los usuarios que…”

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El territorio construido a partir del manejo forestal comunitario en la Sierra Norte de Puebla, México

Vásquez-Maldonado,

Márquez-Rosanoo,

Legorreta-Díaz

et al. 2023

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La región Chignahuapan-Zacatlán comprende siete municipios del noroeste del estado de Puebla donde hay 106 núcleos agrarios, resultado de las políticas de reparto agrario. Durante décadas, la estructura y composición del paisaje en la región han sido moldeadas por diferentes factores, tanto naturales como sociales. Este artículo pretende explicar la historia socioambiental de la región y los cambios en el paisaje que son resultados de las relaciones sociales. Los resultados se obtienen de la observación participante, entrevistas, revisión documental y datos vectoriales del Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (INEGI). Los cambios en el paisaje se enfocan en el manejo forestal como una territorialidad impulsada desde la década de 1970 para involucrar a los propietarios de los bosques en el aprovechamiento forestal. Se encontró un paisaje cambiante en el tiempo con un mosaico diverso de usos del suelo (forestal, agropecuario, cuerpos de agua y asentamientos humanos). Se observa una tendencia al aumento de superficie de agricultura protegida y de zonas urbanas. Sin embargo, la superficie forestal se mantiene e incluso tuvo un cambio positivo de 0.58 %/año entre 2003 y 2021. La conservación de la cobertura forestal indica la influencia favorable del manejo forestal en la región, que, aunque fue impulsado desde procesos y actores externos, ha sido apropiado por los núcleos agrarios y predios particulares. El manejo forestal crea múltiples transformaciones en la forma y contenido de los territorios y su consideración será necesaria en las propuestas de desarrollo territorial basadas en la colectividad de los núcleos agrarios.

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Impacto territorial del manejo forestal comunitario en la Sierra Norte de Puebla, 2003-2017

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Conditions for Multilevel Governance, Co-Management and Sustainability in Two Forest Communities in Central Mexico

Conditions for Multilevel Governance, Co-Management and Sustainability in Two Forest Communities in Central Mexico

Efecto del manejo forestal en los ecosistemas forestales

El territorio construido a partir del manejo forestal comunitario en la Sierra Norte de Puebla, México

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