Ejidos of Mexico

Nov 15, 2017
Uploaded by Myles Traphagen
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En todo el país de Mexico hay 53,000 ejidos y aprox 3,000,000 (2.6 % del total de la población a nivel nacional) ejidatarios que ocupan 82,420,000 hectáreas que representan el 42 % del total de la superficie del país.

In Mexico there are about 53,000 ejidos with approximately 3,000,000 (2.6% of the total population) ejiditarios that occupy about 82,420,000 hectares, representing 42% of the total area of the country. Many ejidos are now in ex-urban areas and some are leased, therefore there are likely to be more people actually living on ejido lands. What is important from a conservation perspective, is that there is a significant portion of rural Mexico that is held and managed in this social cooperative.


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Reforma Agraria
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1934 to 2017
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Reforma Agraria
INEGI
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Myles Traphagen
Borderlands Program Coordinator with Wildlands Network

I am the Borderlands Program Coordinator for Wildlands Network based in Tucson, Arizona. I work on issues related to connectivity for large mammals that cross back and forth between Mexico and the US. Chihuahuan Desert Grasslands and the Madrean Archipelago are both areas I have worked for many...