Strategies

Working with the Communities: Through direct community outreach and education, PPY will continue to work with the residents of the priority areas to design, develop, and operate alternative, sustainable economic activities.

Eco-regional Planning: PPY will continue planning and developing conservation criteria with an eco-regional focus. Different systems of conservation, based on local needs, will be promoted, corridors that allow free wildlife movement and migration will be defined, and proposals for their management will be presented to the appropriate authorities.

Conservation Education: PPY will promote knowledge, best practices and idea exchange, as well as training directed at management practices favorable to the conservation of the Peninsula´s natural resources.

Conservation Land Management: PPY will work in capacity building and the necessary infrastructure to promote the conservation and public and/or private management of land, by supporting different types of conservation mechanisms.

Information System for Conservation: PPY will consolidate a strategy that facilitates and offers guidelines on knowledge-sharing through the systematization and organization of vital information for conservation efforts. With this GIS network PPY will have a socioeconomic biological indicator monitoring system for tracking the use, threats and state of conservation of the Peninsula´s natural resources. CPIC (Text in Spanish)

Research and Biodiversity Monitoring Support: PPY will identify areas of natural resource wealth, in order to facilitate the proper exploration, planning and operation of ecologically friendly projects. As a result of its investigations, PPY will be able to establish criteria for the future use of these ecologically important zones, as well as prepare continuing reports on the state of conservation, present use and degree of alteration of the natural resources.