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ResumenSe analizaron cambios en la cobertura arbolada entre 1990-2010, en once comunidades Chinantecas, en Oaxaca, México. De éstas, cinco realizan acción colectiva para la conservación del bosque (con-acpc) y seis no (sin-acpc.) Mediante una clasificación supervisada de imágenes de satélite Landsat de 1990, 2000 y 2010, se obtuvieron mapas de cobertura arbolada/condición no-arbolada. Se realizaron cruces de mapas de 1990-2000 y 2000-2010, para obtener mapas de procesos de cambio (deforestación y revegetación) y tasas anuales de cambio. En el conjunto de comunidades la cobertura arbolada fue de alrededor del 90% en las tres décadas, pero hubieron diferencias significativas en la cobertura arbolada de las comunidades con-acpc y sin-acpc. En las primeras hubo mayor superficie arbolada, menor permanencia de la condición no-arbolada y tasas de cambio relativamente menores. En las comunidades sin-acpc hubo mayor revegetación entre 2000-2010, pero la recuperación de cobertura no parece ser intencional, ya que las comunidades carecen de acciones para cuidar el bosque. Las comunidades con-acpc cuentan con asesores y en ellas se hacen investigaciones por parte de académicos y operan programas gubernamentales y no-gubernamentales, pero no es así en las comunidades sin-acpc. Entender mejor la dinámica de bosques de alto valor ecológico en predios de propiedad social, como los del norte del estado de Oaxaca, es fundamental para orientar mejor políticas públicas enfocadas a atender los bosques a la escala local.AbstractWe analyzed the dynamics of forest cover change between 1990-2010 in eleven Chinantec indigenous communities in the Sierra Norte of the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. Five communities exhibited collective action for forest conservation (with-cac) and the remaining six did not (without-cac). Using supervised classification of Landsat satellite images from three dates (1990, 2000 and 2010) we obtained maps of forested/non-forested conditions. We then crossed maps for 1990-2000 and 2000-2010 to generate maps of change processes (deforestation and re-vegetation) and annual rates of change. In general, forest cover was relatively stable (~90%), but there were significant differences between the forest cover in communities with-cac and without-cac. In the first, there was greater forest cover, less permanence of the non-forested condition, and lower rates of change. In the communities without-cac there was greater re-vegetation between 2000-2010, but forest recovery does not appear to have been intentional, since the communities had no initiatives for taking care of their forests. In the communities with-cac there has been influence of advisors, academics, and programs with governmental and non-governmental entities, and these have had little presence in the without-cac communities. Improved understanding of the dynamics of high ecological value forests in common property, such as those in the northern part of Oaxaca State, is fundamental for better orientation of public policy focused at local forest in Mexico

Cambios en la cobertura arbolada de comunidades indígenas con y sin iniciativas de conservación, en Oaxaca, México