9 serge dedina - surfing the commons

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This document discusses wave conservation efforts in Mexico that recognize and respect local communities' traditional management of coastal resources. Communities in Baja California and Oaxaca work to safeguard their communal rights to surf breaks and fishing areas. Successful conservation involves recognizing that local groups have managed resources for generations, empowering locals to protect waves and coastal livelihoods from threats like oil spills, and respecting traditional culture and tenure structures.

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SURFING THE COMMONS:
WAVE CONSERVATION IN MEXICO

COASTLINE IN BAJA:
EJIDOS AND FISHING
COOPERATIVES

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WAVE CONSERVATION
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CONCESSIONS TO
FEDERAL MARITIME ZONE

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AREAS DE SURF=RECURSOS
COMUNALES

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“WE ARE MORE
THAN A WAVE”

WAVE CONSERVATION
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SAFEGUARDING
COMMUNAL RIGHTS

PEMEX OIL SPILL:
OAXACA COMMUNITIES
RESPOND TO THREAT TO
COMMUNAL RESOURCES

CaboPulmo Conservation
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Living
Conservation

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ELEMENTS FOR SUCCESS
IN MEXICO
•WE ARE MORE THAN A WAVE
•RESPECT TRADITION AND CULTURE
•RECOGNIZE LOCAL COASTAL MANAGEMENT AND TENURE
STRUCTURE
•RECOGNIZE VALUE OF LOCALLY MANAGED RESOURCES
•ADDRESS THREAT TO WAVE AND RESOURCES
•EMPOWER LOCALS TO ACT AS SPOKESPEOPLE AND ACTIVISTS

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