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Cienaga Grande of Santa Marta Biosphere Reserve Management scenarios

The objective of this study was to conduct a process that would allow the construction of a common vision in relation to the current situation, with a space of deliberation, debate and social learning.

The Ecoregion of the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta (CGSM) is the most important coastal wetland complex in the Colombian Caribbean. Throughout its history, and especially in the second half of the twentieth century, the CGSM has been severely affected by various human activities that have generated profound changes in the structure and dynamics of ecosystems, with negative effects on its ability to provide essential services for the well-being of local populations. The general objective of the scenario project was to contribute to the definition of policies, strategies and priorities for the sustainability of the Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta socio-ecological system, aimed at developing a new governance model with the participation of local actors that will allow the system's adaptive capacity to be increased and the possibility of providing services for human well-being.

The scenarios were made in:

2010

The scenarios look out to:

2025

Project facts

Colombia

Magdalena Department

2010

Submitted by:

Sandra Vilardy

Project member

October 7, 2019

How to cite this page:

Sandra Vilardy

Cienaga Grande of Santa Marta Biosphere Reserve Management scenarios

10/7/2019

Resources

Novoa JG, Lopez BM, Montes del Olmo C, Oteros Rosas E, Quiroga SV, Rodriguez WR 2010. Análisis de la problemática socio-ambiental en la ecorregión Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta y desarrollo de un modelo de gestión adaptativa con participación de la comunidad local. Memoria técnica. Proyecto A/018536/08

Project images

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Pedro Mendoza

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Vilardy S.

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