Plan de Manejo para la Conservación y Uso Sostenible del Lobo Marino de Galápagos en la Isla San Cristóbal 2025–2030
Keywords:
Lobo marino de Galápagos, Zalophus wollebaeki , plan de manejo , conservación marina, biodiversidad, Galápagos, manejo sostenible, ecología costera, San Cristóbal, EcuadorSynopsis
El documento presenta un plan de acción integral para la conservación y uso sostenible del lobo marino de Galápagos (Zalophus wollebaeki) en la isla San Cristóbal entre 2025 y 2030. Incluye información ecológica, poblacional, legal y social, además de estrategias de manejo y programas participativos con actores locales (gobierno, pesca, turismo, academia y sociedad civil).
El plan está estructurado en tres fases:
- Fase descriptiva de la especie.
- Fase de ordenamiento (objetivos, metas y acciones).
- Fase operativa (ejecución y monitoreo).
Se fundamenta en un proceso participativo que involucró a múltiples instituciones locales y nacionales, y tiene como fin asegurar la conservación, integridad ecológica y biodiversidad de los ecosistemas de Galápagos.
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