354
Governance (cont.)
Comcaac families, 324
Comcaac Traditional Guard, 328
cultural principles, 323
documents, 324
drug trafficking, 328
dry setting context, 322
emergence
Comcaac approach, 332
conservation and management, 331
document and explain, 332
ecological and capitalist forces, 333
individuality and reciprocity, 332
neoliberal conservation programs, 332
pilot conservation programs, 332
transformative waves, 333
environment knowledge
community and document, 330
divisions, 329
ethnobiological studies, 329
language-based work, 330
management practices, 330
monitoring organizations, 331
power structures, 330
publications, 330
resource management, 329
SES, 329
system legacy, 329
ethnohistorical and ethnographic
account, 323
fluid social composition, 324
indigenous and neoliberal forms, 323
legal rights, 327
management programs, 328
moral values, 325
permanent settlements, 323
qualities, 324
reservation system, 328
self-management and independence, 328
settlement patterns and social organization,
324, 326
skills, 325
social-environmental systems, 322
social media and external alliances, 329
society approach, 323
Sonoran Desertscrub, 326
spatial and cultural isolation, 327
springs and seasonal tinajas, 326
subdivisions, 326
technologies and material goods, 325
Tiburón Plain pottery type, 326
transmission of knowledge, 325
Zapatista movement, 328
Governance of drylands, 15–17
Green infrastructure projects, 156
Groundwater, 59–62
Guadalupe Valley, 151, 152, 155–159
H
Human centered development approach, 223
Human ingenuity, 222
Hybridity, 276
Hydrological system, 150
I
Indicators, 45, 46, 48–52
Indigenous communities, 198–202,
206–212
Indigenous peoples, 216
documents, 323
economy, 331
environmental governance, 328
knowledge, 331
privatization/commodification, 323
regional economies, 323
socio-ecological memory, 333
Sonoran Desert (see also Sonoran Desert)
theoretical and practical consequences, 332
Tiburón Island, 327
Zapatista movement, 328
Innovation systems (IS), 120–122, 125
Innovative adaptation strategies, 232
Inquiry-based learning, 265, 275
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
(IGES), 33
Institutional governance, 313
Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), 15
Integrated groundwater management
(IGM), 82
Integrated water resources management
(IWRM), 82
Intended Nationally Determined Contribution
(INDC), 230
Interconnection, 31–36, 38
Intercultural communication, 275
Intercultural communication tool, 266
Intercultural dialogue, 223
Intercultural exchange, 275
Interculturality, 14, 15, 216, 273, 276
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC), 228, 302
International cooperation, 231
International Council for Science (ICSU), 33
International Development Agenda, 217
International Network for Dryland
Sustainability, 3
Index
Governance (cont.)
Comcaac families, 324
Comcaac Traditional Guard, 328
cultural principles, 323
documents, 324
drug trafficking, 328
dry setting context, 322
emergence
Comcaac approach, 332
conservation and management, 331
document and explain, 332
ecological and capitalist forces, 333
individuality and reciprocity, 332
neoliberal conservation programs, 332
pilot conservation programs, 332
transformative waves, 333
environment knowledge
community and document, 330
divisions, 329
ethnobiological studies, 329
language-based work, 330
management practices, 330
monitoring organizations, 331
power structures, 330
publications, 330
resource management, 329
SES, 329
system legacy, 329
ethnohistorical and ethnographic
account, 323
fluid social composition, 324
indigenous and neoliberal forms, 323
legal rights, 327
management programs, 328
moral values, 325
permanent settlements, 323
qualities, 324
reservation system, 328
self-management and independence, 328
settlement patterns and social organization,
324, 326
skills, 325
social-environmental systems, 322
social media and external alliances, 329
society approach, 323
Sonoran Desertscrub, 326
spatial and cultural isolation, 327
springs and seasonal tinajas, 326
subdivisions, 326
technologies and material goods, 325
Tiburón Plain pottery type, 326
transmission of knowledge, 325
Zapatista movement, 328
Governance of drylands, 15–17
Green infrastructure projects, 156
Groundwater, 59–62
Guadalupe Valley, 151, 152, 155–159
H
Human centered development approach, 223
Human ingenuity, 222
Hybridity, 276
Hydrological system, 150
I
Indicators, 45, 46, 48–52
Indigenous communities, 198–202,
206–212
Indigenous peoples, 216
documents, 323
economy, 331
environmental governance, 328
knowledge, 331
privatization/commodification, 323
regional economies, 323
socio-ecological memory, 333
Sonoran Desert (see also Sonoran Desert)
theoretical and practical consequences, 332
Tiburón Island, 327
Zapatista movement, 328
Innovation systems (IS), 120–122, 125
Innovative adaptation strategies, 232
Inquiry-based learning, 265, 275
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
(IGES), 33
Institutional governance, 313
Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), 15
Integrated groundwater management
(IGM), 82
Integrated water resources management
(IWRM), 82
Intended Nationally Determined Contribution
(INDC), 230
Interconnection, 31–36, 38
Intercultural communication, 275
Intercultural communication tool, 266
Intercultural dialogue, 223
Intercultural exchange, 275
Interculturality, 14, 15, 216, 273, 276
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC), 228, 302
International cooperation, 231
International Council for Science (ICSU), 33
International Development Agenda, 217
International Network for Dryland
Sustainability, 3
Index