Socio-ecological Studies in Natural Protected Areas -

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Résumé :
Foreword.- Preface.- Part I: Theoretical Aspects.- Chapter 1: Socioecology.- Chapter 2: Beyond Paradigms: Socio-Ecology's heritage and prospective.- Chapter 3: Effective ecological sustainability as a complex system from a social dimension.- Chapter 4: In search of long-term conservation: objectives, effectiveness and participation schemes in Protected Areas.- Chapter 5: Changing the paradigm for better conservation: Conceptual proposals from the environmental humanities.- Chapter 6: Inclusion of the human factor in protected natural areas.- Chapter 7: Uncontrolled Urban Growth: The Crisis of Protected Natural Areas near Cities in Mexico.- Chapter 8: Dynamic simulation models and participatory approaches to support the sustainable management of social-ecological systems in Natural Protected Areas.- Part II: Methodological Aspects.- Chapter 9: The payment of Environmental services as an economic and governance mechanism for the conservation and management of Natural Protected Areas.- Chapter 10: An integrated dynamic model for beach zoning in natural protected areas.- Chapter 11: Managing the Galapagos National Park: a systemic approach based on socio-ecological modeling and sustainability indicators.- Chapter 12: Local stakeholders' perception as a contribution to the identification of negative impacts on protected areas: a case study of Torres del Paine National Park.- Chapter 13: ICZM Strategy for the Socio-ecological System of the Mar Menor (Spain): methodological aspects and public participation.- Chapter 14: Training for aquaculture and fishery activities for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.- Chapter 15: Applying epistemic approach to analyze bio-intercultural relationships among local indigenous people and nature.- Part III: Social Groups and Ecological Knowledge.- Chapter 16: Sociocultural and environmental interactions between people and wildedible plants: the case of Sierra la Laguna Biosphere Reserve.- Chapter 17: Hunting in the Yucatan Peninsula. Knowledge and worldviews.- Chapter 18: The Nagoya Protocol, Intellectual Property, and Biodiversity Conservation in Mexico.- Chapter 19: Social participation for implementation of trap-cameras projects in managed and protected natural areas of Mexico.- Chapter 20: Socio-environmental affectation of coffee production activity in tributaries of La Suiza River at El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas.- Part IV: BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION SUCCESS FROM SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL APPROACH.- Chapter 21: Resistance of the Civil Society against Mining Projects.- Chapter 22: Visions of the future in the oases of Baja California Sur, Mexico.- Chapter 23: The challenge of the science of sustainability in protected natural areas. The case of the UMA Wotoch Aayin in the R?a Celest?n Biosphere Reserve, Campeche..- Chapter 24: Results of socio-ecosystem institutional management: analysis of two protected natural areas of central M?xico.- Part V: Community Well Living Imporovement from Ecological Conservation.- Chapter 25: Economic valuation of diving with bull sharks in natural conditions: a recent activity in Cabo Pulmo National Park, Gulf of California, Mexico.- Chapter 26: Socio-ecological effects of government and community collaborative work with local development in a natural protected area.- Chapter 27: Integration of resident fisherfolk communities in Marine Protected Areas by social micro entrepreneurships of mariculture: a case study at La Paz Bay, South Baja California, Mexico.- Chapter 28: Community water management and conservation in Cabo Pulmo National Park (Baja California Sur, Mexico).- Part VI: Governance Changes from Sociecological Approach.- Chap...

Biographie:
Alfredo Ortega-Rubio, PhD is a Titular Researcher at the Northwest Center for Biological Research in Mexico. He has been honored with three National Awards, bestowed by the President of the Mexican Republic, in recognition of his research on Mexican Natural Resources and their impacts, as well as his contributions for the benefit of society, including the significant promotion of the economic development of local communities, and biodiversity conservation. He has published over 200 original research articles and 26 books, and has successfully led more than 150 major resource management projects, including those required to create the Sierra de La Laguna, Vizca?no Desert and Revillagigedo Archipelago Biosphere Reserves. Having achieved the status of National Researcher Level III, he is also Editor-in-Chief of one scientific journal, and Editor-in-Chief of one popular science journal. Since 2004, he has been a Titular Researcher in the CONACYT Research Centers system.?