The use of a landscape approach in Mexican forest indigenous communities to strengthen long-term forest management
Por:
Velázquez A., Fregoso A., Bocco G., Cortez G.
Publicada:
1 ene 2003
Resumen:
The potential contribution of an integrated forest and landscape approach to developing long term forest management and conservation schemes is discussed. The landscape ecology deals with the totality of physical, ecological and geographical entities, integrating all natural and human patterns and processes. Static and homogeneous forest patterns are assumed to promote the contemporary forest management plans. It is stressed that implementation of a tied combination of forest and landscape approaches is essential to ensure long-term forest use.
Filiaciones:
Institute of Geography, Univ. Nac. Auton. de Mex., Morelia, Mexico
Colonia Centro, Aquiles Serdán No 382, C.P. 58000, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico
Inst. Nacional de Ecología, SEMARNAT, Mexico
Centro de Invest. en Ecosistemas, Inst. Nacional de Ecología, SEMARNAT, Mexico
Inst. Tecn. Agropecuario Plantel 7, Mexico
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