Articles
about the management of the environment
This
article is about how the wildlife is been affected by the humans land use and
socioeconomic and political factors and it is just before the Spanish conquest
in the 1521. According to this article it has been estimated that more of the
60% of the land areas has been severely degraded. Mexico is one of the ranks in
the top 3 countries in biodiversity. The wildlife management regulatory powers
in the federal government with state relegated a minimums role. (The wildlife Society, June 2006 Pg(s) 270-282, available (Internet),
http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/).
The article is about the effect of EBM in the Gulf of Mexico and the
management as well. A strong consensus for EBM to be successful in improving the
health and stewardship of the GoM, a strong and vibrant cooperative management
regime is required, one in which stakeholders agree on a list of specific
objectives and have a willingness to achieve cooperative management goals. (Sandbar 7:3, October, 2008,
Wing E, University, Ecosystem-based Management in the
Gulf of Mexico:
The journal basic and applied research concerning
wildland fire. It wishes to attract papers on a broad range of wildland fire
issues that may include subjects beyond the range of papers published in recent
issues. Manuscripts pertaining to physical and societal aspects of wildland
fire will be considered. The Journal has an international perspective, since
wildland fire plays a major social, economic and ecological role around the
globe. The Mexicans pine ecosystems are characterized by great biological
diversity and are strongly influenced by fire.
(International Journal of Wildland Fire 12(1) 23 - 37 Published: 17 March 2003, Fire ecology of Mexican pines and a fire
management proposal, available in: http://www.publish.csiro.au/?paper=WF02040).
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