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Resultados De La Investigación En El Espacio Natural De Doñana 2008 RESULTADOS DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN EL ESPACIO NATURAL DE DOÑANA 2008 Oficina de Coordinación de la Investigación Estación Biológica de Doñana CSIC Sevilla, febrero 2009 RESULTADOS DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN EL ESPACIO NATURAL DE DOÑANA 2008 Oficina de Coordinación de la Investigación Estación Biológica de Doñana CSIC Fernando Hiraldo Cano Coordinador de la Investigación Guyonne Janss Responsable de la Oficina de Coordinación Begoña Arrizabalaga Arrizabalaga Gestión de proyectos Rocío Astasio López Rosa Rodríguez Manzano Miguel Ángel Bravo Utrera Seguimiento de proyectos Cristina Ramo Herrera Supervision y asesoramiento científico La ilustración de la portada procede del libro Ornithology of the Straits of Gibraltar, de Leonard Howard L. Irby. Londres, R.H. Porter, 1895. ÍNDICE 1. Resumen de la actividad investigadora ...................................................................... 3 2. Lista de proyectos y prospecciones.......................................................................... 12 ANEXO 1. Resultados de los proyectos y prospecciones............................................ 21 ANEXO 2. Publicaciones e informes .......................................................................... 195 ANEXO 3. Tesis.......................................................................................................... 212 ANEXO 4. Congresos, reuniones, seminarios............................................................ 214 ANEXO 5. Informe de la piezometría del acuífero Almonte Marismas, U.H.–05.51. Año hidrológico 2005-2006.............................................................................. 218 Resultados Investigación. Espacio Natural de Doñana. Año 2008 1. Resumen de la actividad investigadora • Proyectos A lo largo del año 2008 han estado vigentes 85 proyectos de investigación, 5 proyectos de seguimiento y 10 prospecciones, lo que hace un total de 100 investigaciones (Anexo 1). De estas investigaciones, 29 no están incluidas en el informe de objetivos correspondientes año 2007, 6 de ellas porque son prórrogas de proyectos que deberían haber finalizado en 2007 (3/2004, 35/2004, 16/2004, 3/2005, 6/2006, 9/2006 y 24/2006) y 23 porque fueron presentadas con posterioridad a la aprobación del mencionado informe (1 al 8/2008, 10 al 15/2008 y 17 al 25/2008). Durante este año, el Grupo de Trabajo de Investigación se reunió en 5 ocasiones (18/01/2008; 14/03/2008; 06/05/2008; 27/06/2008; 10/09/2008) y el día 12 de diciembre se celebró la primera reunión de la recién constituida Comisión de Trabajo de Investigación del Consejo de Participación del Espacio Natural de Doñana para discutir e informar las nuevas propuestas presentadas así como otros temas relacionados con la investigación. En la nueva comisión están representadas un total de 16 entidades. Atendiendo al realizador, el 50% de los proyectos y prospecciones han sido dirigidos por investigadores del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (34% pertenecientes a la EBD), el 34% por investigadores de diversas universidades españolas, el 12% por investigadores extranjeros, y el 4% por investigadores pertenecientes a otros OPIs (Fig. 1). En la figura 2 se representan los proyectos agrupados según la entidad financiadora. La mayoría de los proyectos (28%) fueron financiados por el Plan Nacional (Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación). En segundo lugar figuran los proyectos financiados por los fondos de la “Infraestructura Científica y Tecnológica Singular (ICTS-RBD)”, tratándose de proyectos de corta duración que reciben financiación de los fondos que el Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación pone a disposición de investigadores para realizar estudios en las ICTS españolas. Otras dos entidades financiadoras relevantes de los proyectos de investigación han sido la Junta de Andalucía (19%) y el Ministerio del Medio Ambiente, Rural y Marino (14%). De las 100 investigaciones vigentes en 2008, 49 se realizaron sólo en el Parque Nacional, 2 sólo en el Parque Natural, y 49 incluyeron en su área de estudio los dos espacios. En las tablas 1 y 2 se exponen los proyectos y prospecciones agrupados según las líneas prioritarias establecidas en sendos PRUG. Como puede observarse la mayoría de los proyectos realizados en el Parque Nacional se refieren a estudios biológicos de especies de interés, por el contrario sólo se registra 1 proyecto en el área sociocultural y educativa. En el Parque Natural las líneas: base para el diseño de una red de corredores ecológicos, valoración y percepción de la gestión por la población de la comarca, y estudio de las potencialidades y oportunidades de aprovechamiento de energías renovables, aparecen desiertas, y 26 proyectos no se encuadran en ninguna de las líneas prioritarias. Oficina de Coordinación de la Investigación Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC) 3 Resultados Investigación. Espacio Natural de Doñana. Año 2008 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 Nº de proyectos/prospecciones 5 0 Figura 1. Proyectos y prospecciones vigentes en el año 2008 agrupados según el organismo realizador. 30 25 20 15 10 Número de proyectos/prospecciones 5 0 Figura 2. Proyectos y prospecciones vigentes en el año 2008 agrupados según la entidad financiadora. PN I+D+i = Plan Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Tecnológico. ICTS = Infraestructura Científico y Técnica Singular. JA = Junta de Andalucía. UE = Unión Europea. CSIC = Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. MMA = Ministerio de Medio Ambiente. Oficina de Coordinación de la Investigación Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC) 4 Resultados Investigación. Espacio Natural de Doñana. Año 2008 Tabla 1. Proyectos agrupados según las líneas principales de trabajo establecidas en el PRUG del Parque Nacional de Doñana (Decreto 48/2004, BOJA núm. 44: 5.517-5.580). LÍNEAS PRINCIPALES DE TRABAJO Nº PROYECTOS 1. Investigación básica para mejorar el conocimiento de las especies y de los Total 30 ecosistemas del parque y de las dinámicas que los caracterizan. 2. Investigación aplicada para dar respuesta a los problemas que plantea la Total 63 gestión del Parque, con las siguientes líneas de trabajo prioritarias: a) Elaboración de un modelo hidráulico de la marisma y un modelo 6 hidrogeológico del acuífero, que incluya el análisis de los procesos de sedimentación y de transporte y permita el desarrollo de medidas de gestión. b) Distribución y evolución de la salinidad del agua subterránea en el contacto acuífero libre-marisma y de las aguas congénitas del acuífero confinado bajo la marisma. c) Funcionamiento de los distintos tipos de humedales y su relación 2 hidrogeológica con el acuífero de Doñana. d) Contaminación de las aguas subterráneas por actividades antrópicas. 1 e) Dinámica de los metales pesados en los suelos, aguas y biocenosis del Parque Nacional, en particular para el caso de la marisma. f) Realización de un inventario y dinámica de la biodiversidad del Parque 12 Nacional y su contribución a la biodiversidad nacional e internacional. g) Estrategias y metodologías para la regeneración y restauración de 4 formaciones vegetales y procesos asociados. h) Estudios biológicos de especies de interés (amenazadas, clave, indicadoras 15 y plaga) que sirvan de base para la gestión de sus poblaciones. i) Efectos ecológicos de los elementos bióticos y abióticos introducidos en el 5 Parque Nacional. j) Control de poblaciones, particularmente en especies introducidas. 1 k) Aspectos funcionales de los ecosistemas y las relaciones ecológicas en 10 Doñana: evolución histórica y situación actual. l) Evaluación de la capacidad de carga del Parque para los distintos usos y 1 aprovechamientos. m) Búsqueda de parámetros que puedan ser usados como indicadores 6 biológicos de cara a la integración en un programa de seguimiento con base en modelos predictivos. 3. Investigación en áreas socioculturales y educativas, con las siguientes Total 1 líneas de trabajo: a) Antropología e interacciones del hombre y su entorno en el Parque Nacional. 0 b) Aspectos históricos y culturales que han contribuido en la formación del 0 concepto Doñana. c) Investigación social de los colectivos del entorno, de sus preferencias y 1 demandas. d) Calidad y eficiencia del sistema de uso público, tipología de visitantes y 0 demanda e impacto de los programas de educación ambiental del entorno. e) Aportación del Parque Nacional a los modelos de desarrollo sostenible del 0 entorno. f) Búsqueda de criterios ecológicos de sostenibilidad. 0 g) Impacto generado por las actividades humanas en el medio. 0 Oficina de Coordinación de la Investigación Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC) 5 Resultados Investigación. Espacio Natural de Doñana. Año 2008 Tabla 2. Proyectos agrupados según las líneas prioritarias de investigación establecidas en el PRUG del Parque Natural de Doñana (Decreto 97/2005, BOJA núm. 105: 98-192). LÍNEAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN PRIORITARIAS Nº PROYECTOS Caracterización de procesos biofísicos clave 25 Cartografía ecológica 1 Base para el diseño de una red de corredores ecológicos 0 Valoración y percepción de la gestión por la población de la comarca 0 Estudio de las potencialidades y oportunidades de aprovechamiento de 0 energías renovables Otros 26 • Publicaciones, tesis y congresos Atendiendo a la producción científica, a lo largo de este año se han generado al menos 76 publicaciones, 60 de ellas en revistas recogidas en el Science Citation Index (SCI). Además, se han publicado 6 libros y otros 13 capítulos de libros. Durante el 2008, se han leído 2 tesis doctorales, una de maestría, 2 diplomas de estudios avanzados, 3 proyectos de fin de carrera y una tesis
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