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espanolSe realiza una caracterizacion biogeografica de los saladares de Fuerteventura (islas Canarias) a partir del reconocimiento de su distribucion espacial en la isla y del estudio de los factores ecologicos, esto es, de los condicionantes geomorfologicos, climaticos y edaficos de los diferentes enclaves en los que se desarrollan y prosperan. Se examina tambien su relacion con otras asociaciones vegetales y especialmente los efectos que el desarrollo urbano-turistico ha tenido en su evolucion y estado de conservacion, abordando las amenazas que se ciernen sobre tales formaciones y las medidas que se han adoptado institucionalmente para su preservacion. Para ello se ha realizado un exhaustivo trabajo de campo, consistente en el recorrido completo de la franja costera majorera entre 2013 y 2017, el cual, combinado con la fotointerpretacion y la realizacion de entrevistas, ha permitido la creacion de una base de datos georreferenciada en el entorno de un SIG. Como resultado se ha elaborado una cartografia en la que se representan, entre otras, Zygophyllo fontanesii – Arthrocnemetum macrostachyi, Frankenio capitatae – Suaedetum verae y Halimiono portulacoidis – Salicornietum perennis, al tiempo que se detalla el estado y la dinamica actual de las diferentes comunidades. EnglishThe salt marshes in Fuerteventura (Canary Islands) are analyzed. A biogeographic characterization is carried out based on the recognition of their spatial distribution on the island along with the study of ecological factors such as geomorphological, climatic and edaphic conditions of the different enclaves in which the salt marshes develop and thrive. Their relationship with other plant associations and especially the effects that the urban-tourist development has had on their evolution and conservational state are examined and the threats to the training and the measures adopted institutionally to preserve them are addressed. To this end, extensive fieldwork was carried out, which included the whole coastal strip of Fuerteventura, between 2013 and 2017. The information obtained was combined with photointerpretation and interviews, and it was used to set up a georeferenced database in a GIS. As a result, a map has been produced in which Zygophyllo fontanesii – Arthrocnemetum macrostachyi, Frankenio capitatae – Suaedetum verae and Halimiono portulacoidis – Salicornietum perennis are represented, and the current state and dynamics of the different communities are specified.

Los saladares de Fuerteventura (islas Canarias, España): caracterización biogeográfica, conservación y amenazas