Wildfires are among the most critical threats to tropical rainforests. In the Selva El Ocote
Biosphere Reserve in the Mexican state of Chiapas, vast rainforest areas suffered …

Las políticas sobre el combate de incendios dentro de áreas naturales protegidas han
transitado de un enfoque de supresión a uno de manejo del fuego, lo que ha tenido …

Despite recent research, a systematic approach to understanding wildfire governance is
lacking. This article addresses this deficit by systematically reviewing governance theories …

Fire is a highly relevant governance challenge in the tropics: altered fire regimes, among
other phenomena, threaten the persistence of various ecosystems. Fire is also widely used …

Communities in Chiapas are pioneers in fire management; for example, land users have to
request burning permits from village organizations, following customary environmental …

Human induced savannas in subtropical regions are often favored by small-holder farmers
for livestock production and extraction of wood or non-wood products. Frequent burning and …

For millennia, Maya farmers (ie, milperos) throughout Mesoamerica have managed milpa:
sequential agroforests initiated by slashing and burning patches of secondary forest and …

Resumen PONCE CALDERON, Laura Patricia et al. The birth of the" Sin fuego" people: a
case study in Lagunas de Montebello National Park, Chiapas, Mexico. Nova scientia …

Win-win solutions might be short-lived. Government permission for smallholder farmers to
extract and sell resin from a pine savanna biosphere-reserve in Mexico has settled a long …

This study examines the convergence between traditional and scientific knowledge
regarding the use of fire and its potential to trigger wildfires, with possible impacts on …