El ordenamiento ecologico marino en Mexico: un reto y una invitacion al quehacer cientifico

Espinoza‐Tenorio, Alejandro; Moreno-Báez, Marcia; Pech, Daniel; Villalobos-Zapata, Guillermo Jorge; Vidal-Hernández, Laura; Ramos-Miranda, Julia; Mendoza‐Carranza, Manuel; Zepeda-Domínguez, José Alberto; Alcalá-Moya, Graciela; Pérez‐Jiménez, Juan Carlos; Rosete, Fernando; Espejel, Ileana

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“…The basic purpose of these regulations was to enhance local development as Ramirez et al (2015) mentioned it was "a tool for planning and local development, seen as pillar for the construction of the proposed participation of stakeholders in the public, private and social sector, so that their visions combine the perspective of sustainable management natural resources in the same effort to decide local affairs". According to Espinoza-Tenorio et al (2014; 386 p) "the Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) has been adopted in Mexico as an environmental planning instrument attending coastal-sea issues and guiding the activities carried out on those realms".…”

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“…Nevertheless, these regulations were published without complementary economic instruments and other tools to apply the guidelines, so most ordinances still assist authorities to deny conflicting uses, but are useless where illegal or highly economic activities prevail. As well, Espinoza-Tenorio et al (2014) mention that "its application is still a challenge for the government, who has requested scientists to actively participate in developing proposals in order to promote effective implementation of the MSP trough operative plans: Marine Spatial Planning Programs (MSPP)". The role given to the academia, NGO´s and consultancies keep the legal instrument as an experiment to control coastal land-use.…”

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“…Municipalities rule land use and fisheries, oil mining, navigation and marine protected areas are federal controlled. Therefore, most Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) efforts have been at the national level and designed as regional planning processes and marine ecological ordinances (Espinoza-Tenorio et al, 2014).…”

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Global Review of ICZM in Mexico

Rivera-Arriaga¹,

Espejel²,

Gutiérrez-Mendieta³

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In Mexico, the Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) as it, is an uncommon instrument for coastal management. Nevertheless, ICZM was understood as a regional planning endeavor, similar in perspective to the marine and coastal ecological ordinances performed for all Mexican seas, some coastal municipalities and coastal states, many of which have been published as laws. The exercise of participatory planning has been fully developed in the country, but there is an alarming lack of implementation. In this paper we analyse the top-down policies that rule the marine areas (and coasts). At present the National Policy for the Sustainable Use of Coasts and Seas, is used as the main conveyor for governmental actions and interventions. It was proposed by the Inter-ministries Commission for the Sustainable Management of Seas and Coasts (CIMARES) that coordinates the actions of the several dependencies and entities related to the formulation and implementation of national policies for the planning, management and sustainable development of the seas and coasts at the federal level. This is a documental research that analysed the major policies using the methodology of “The Decalogue” which is an analysis of the main aspects of the public administration. The results show that institutional coordination capacity is a major challenge and planning instruments are still miss-used in decision-making processes.

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Section: Stakeholder's Participation: Roles Of National and State Actorsmentioning

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Global Review of ICZM in Mexico

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“…During the processes of domestic fisheries devolution, a greater local participation in SFM implementation should be promoted in order to increase cooperation among responsible parties regarding the social agenda, which is fundamental to co-management strategies such as territorial fishing rights (TURFs) and no-take zones [12] or spatial-based instruments such as marine spatial planning [51]. However, during these processes unintended consequences should be anticipated [52,53], and in the opinion of one experienced social scientist (SR-1), the federal government should not be absolved of its responsibility and rights as the sovereign of the marine resources but should gradually devolve the process and seek equilibrium between local and national interests.…”

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From adoption to implementation? An academic perspective on Sustainable Fisheries Management in a developing country

Espinoza‐Tenorio

Espejel²,

Wolff

2015

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“…Es fundamental para la zonificación y planeación de ordenamientos ecológicos marinos y áreas naturales protegidas. Estos instrumentos de conservación cuentan con amplias referencias metodológicas en el medio terrestre, pero son muy escasas en el medio marino (Colenutt et al, 2013;Espinoza-Tenorio et al, 2014).…”

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Classification of seafloor units based on the spatial distribution of superficial sediments in La Paz Bay, Gulf of California

Cázares¹

2017

Hidrobiológica

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2017. Clasificación de unidades del fondo marino a partir de la distribución espacial de los sedimentos superficiales de la Bahía de La Paz, Golfo de California. Hidrobiológica 27 (3): 399-409. DOI:10.24275/uam/izt/dcbs/hidro/2017v27n3/Urcadiz RESUMEN Antecedentes. El mapeo del fondo marino genera información útil para estudios ecológicos y de conservación en zonas marinas. Sin embargo, las metodologías para la delimitación de unidades en los fondos dominados por sedimentos no consolidados son escasas. Objetivos. Clasificar y caracterizar unidades en el fondo marino a partir de la distribución espacial de cuatro variables: el contenido de carbonato de calcio, el tamaño medio de grano, la clasificación del sedimento y la profundidad en la bahía de La Paz. Métodos. La distribución espacial de las cuatro variables mencionadas fue generada a partir de modelos de interpolación. Los modelos se elaboraron con base en los datos de 85 muestras de sedimento superficial y utilizando un sistema de información geográfica. La clasificación de unidades se determinó agrupando polígonos construidos a partir de los modelos e implementando un análisis de agrupamiento jerárquico. La caracterización se obtuvo con los valores predichos en los modelos. Resultados. Los modelos presentaron valores entre 2.7 a 95% de contenido de carbonato de calcio, -0.9 a 7.8 Φ de tamaño medio de grano (donde Φ es una transformación logarítmica del diámetro de sedimento), 0.1 a 4 Φ de clasificación y 0 a 680 m de profundidad. El análisis jerárquico determinó 14 unidades en el fondo marino. Cuatro unidades conforman el 91% del área de estudio. La unidad 4a se caracteriza por un alto contenido de CaCO 3 (72 ± 20%); la unidad 3a, por una mala clasificación (2.2 ± 0.7 Φ); la unidad 2a, por una clasificación moderada (1.1 ± 0.3 Φ), y la unidad 1a, por la presencia de sedimentos finos (4.5 ± 0.6 Φ). Conclusiones. Este estudio representa una de las primeras propuestas de clasificación de unidades del fondo marino sobre sedimentos no consolidados en la BLP. La metodología empleada permitió separar cuatro principales unidades que reflejan condiciones ambientales con características propias. También se establecen los primeros modelos de distribución por medio del cálculo de la media del error y la raíz cuadrada del error cuadrático medio, que contrasta un conjunto de observaciones independientes contra los valores modelados de las variables citadas. Esta propuesta se puede utilizar como línea base en estudios de zonas costeras y plataformas continentales del Golfo de California y otras regiones marinas, en tanto dicha distribución no se vea afectada por eventos hidrometeorológicos extremos, en cuyo caso se requeriría un estudio similar.Palabras clave: Carbonato de calcio, clasificación, fondo marino, interpolación, sedimentos, tamaño de grano. ABSTRACTBackground. Seafloor mapping provides valuable information for ecological studies and conservation of marine areas; however, the methods used to delimit seafloor units in areas dominated by unconsolidated sediments ...

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El ordenamiento ecologico marino en Mexico: un reto y una invitacion al quehacer cientifico

Cited by 14 publications

References 29 publications

Global Review of ICZM in Mexico

Global Review of ICZM in Mexico

From adoption to implementation? An academic perspective on Sustainable Fisheries Management in a developing country

Classification of seafloor units based on the spatial distribution of superficial sediments in La Paz Bay, Gulf of California

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