Dulce María Infante Mata is a Senior Researcher “B” in the Sustainable Management of Watersheds and Coastal Zones group. Biologist graduated from the BUAP School of Biology, he obtained the degree of Master of Science and Doctor of Science in Ecology and Natural Resources Management from the Institute of Ecology, A.C. He has participated in research projects funded by CONAGUA, CONACYT, CONAFOR, and ITTO. He has taught classes at the postgraduate level, in addition to participating in training courses and workshops on the topics of coastal zone, wetlands, and dune management. He has participated in the “National Diagnosis of Coastal Dunes” project, the “Determination of Ecological Flow of the Papaloapan Basin” project, and the “Determination of Ecological Flow in Usumacinta” project, in collaboration with INECOL, UABC, and UNAM. He was also a Member of the National System of Researchers (Level I). The management of natural resources is addressed through community work and the development of rural productive groups as well as through environmental education with the training of decision makers from the government and private sector on coastal zone issues. The research carried out is on plant ecology of wetlands and coastal dunes. The line where he applies his knowledge is in the delimitation of coastal dunes and wetlands; restoration, reforestation, and the evaluation of the environmental quality and functioning of coastal ecosystems.