ECOSUR The South Border College
The Colegio de la Frontera Sur is a public scientific research center, which seeks to contribute to the sustainable development of the southern border of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean through the generation of knowledge, the training of human resources and the linkage from the sciences social and natural
Society, Culture and Health Area
Ecological anthropology
Population movements
Health
Cultures and Education
Gender and Public Policies
Alternative Production Systems Area
Tropical mushrooms
Applied Microbial Ecology
Soil Management and Fertility
Diversity in Cultivation Systems
Livestock and Environment
Silvicultural and Agroforestry Systems
Artisanal Fisheries
Pollution and Environmental Microbiology
Chiapas bees
Arthropod Ecoetology
Ecology of Natural Enemies of Plague Insects
Ecology of Fruit Flies Populations
Chemical Ecology of Tropical Insects
Integrated pest management
Community Management of Natural Resources
Regional Management of Natural Resources
Biodiversity Conservation Area
Structure and Function of Bentos
Systematics, Ecology, Parasitology and Conservation of the Necton
Ecology and Taxonomy of Marine Zooplankton and Inland Waters
Tree and Jungle Architecture
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
Vegetation, Palinology and Melisopalinology
Population Dynamics and Insect Communities
Forest Conservation and Restoration of Chiapas
Linking and Services
ECOSUR promotes the use of scientific knowledge in different social sectors to contribute to sustainable, equitable and fair development on the southern border. To do this, it establishes bridges with various sectors of society offering continuing education events, consultancies, consultancies
and services.
ECOSUR has seven institutional laboratories that, in addition to supporting research, offer services abroad:
Instrumental Analysis,
Soil and Plant Analysis,
Bromatology,
Phytosanitary Diagnostics,
Genetics,
Scanning Electron Microscopy
Chemistry.
Regional Presence
ECOSUR has a presence in the four border states with Central America and the Caribbean through five units located in the cities of Campeche, Chetumal, San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Tapachula and Villahermosa.
Notice: Please contact international@erc-assoc.org if you represent this Research Institution and have identified any required additions or modifications to the above information.