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espanolAnte el rechazo social hacia el establecimiento de nuevas areas naturales protegidas en zonas habitadas y la necesidad de cumplir compromisos internacionales, la legislacion actual en Mexico reconoce la legitimidad de las Areas Destinadas Voluntariamente a la Conservacion, ADVC. Este articulo explora la implementacion temprana de una ADVC en la region Istmo-Sur. A partir del estudio de caso, se exploran las dinamicas entre las estructuras comunitarias de toma de decisiones, instituciones y reglas externas para el manejo del area, asi como el grado de devolucion de poderes de manejo de recursos destinados al manejo y acciones de conservacion en dichas areas. Aun cuando los procesos de neoliberalizacion plantean la retirada del Estado en terminos discursivos, los arreglos de gobernanza propician formas mas sutiles de control. Sin embargo, las estructuras comunitarias muestran su capacidad de respuesta y la importancia de la asignacion legitima de derechos y obligaciones dentro de los procesos comunitarios de conservacion. EnglishGiven the social rejection to the establishment of new natural protected areas in inhabited regions and the commitment to international agreements, the current legislation in Mexico acknowledges the legitimacy of Voluntary Conservation Areas, VCA. This article explores the early implementation of a VCA in the Isthmus-South region of Mexico. Through a case study, I explore the dynamics between community decision-making structures, the institutions and the rules for the management of the area, as well as the degree of power devolution for resources management, distribution of benefits and transparency. Even when neoliberalization processes imply the withdrawal of the state in discursive terms, current governance arrangements pose more subtle ways of control. However, community structures also show their capacity to respond and the importance of the legitimate allocation of rights and responsibilities within collective conservation processes.

Formalización de Áreas Destinadas Voluntariamente a la Conservación en territorios comunitarios e indígenas, avances y reveses