Coral Reef Tourism and Climate Change
The resilience of coral reef tourism to global change and crises
... global change is of substantial concern to ...of change, so that changes become increasingly synchronized; and 2) unprecedented potential for the propagation of crises, and an enhanced risk of management ...
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Conserving Melanesia’s coral reef heritage in the face of climate change
... of coral reefs and their ability to deliver ecosystem services, primarily fisheries, to the people who own and depend on ...of coral bleaching, along with increasing subsistence and artisanal fishing ...
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CiteSeerX — Mechanisms of reef coral resistance to future climate change
... Bay Reef corals are highly sensitive to heat, yet populations resistant to climate change have recently been ...between reef sites experiencing distinct temperature regimes and tested ...
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Global Climate Change and Coral Bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef
... envelopes for ‘appearance’ of all reefs for the 1990s is consistent with the observed changes in coral cover at the study reefs (Fig. 8C). The simulated downturns in all trajectories for appearance and ecology ...
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The effects of climate change on predator-prey interactions in coral reef fish
... to climate change can be ...as coral reefs. In the present era of rapid climate change, understanding how changes to individual performance influences the relationships between ...
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Evaluating social and ecological vulnerability of coral reef fisheries to climate change
... temperature-induced coral mortality has the potential to result in modest short-term increases in catches for some gear ...negative; climate change could impact some fish species, some gear, and some ...
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Intergenerational effects of climate change on a coral reef fish, Amphiprion melanopus
... anthropogenic climate change, environmental conditions are changing rapidly, potentially faster than it is possible for individuals to acclimate or adapt to the new conditions (Sunday et ...
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Dimethylsulfide, climate and coral reef ecosystems
... in reef-building corals. Although coral reefs occupy <1% of the global oceans, the potential source strength of DMS from these areas was found to be significant in comparison to other oceanic ...the ...
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Doom and boom on a resilient reef: climate change, algal overgrowth and coral recovery
... on coral regrowth would probably be ...rapid coral growth, it is likely that a range of other algae would have colonized, potentially stabilizing the phase ...
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Climate change effects on dimethylated sulphur dynamics in tropical coral reef systems
... back reef, and there was less variability in salinity at Little Bight over the course of the day, when compared with Coral ...between reef locations was more pronounced at Coral View than at ...
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Coral Reef Populations in the Caribbean: Is There a Case for Better Protection against Climate Change?
... in coral reef growth help us to understand how reef ecosystems react following major environmental disturbances due to climate change and other anthropogenic ...colonies. Coral ...
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Crucial knowledge gaps in current understanding of climate change impacts on coral reef fishes
... of climate change impacts on coral reef ...of climate and environmental factors on reef fishes were invited to submit five questions that, if addressed, would improve our ...
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Climate change in a stable thermal environment: effects on the performance and life history of coral reef fish
... projected climate change due to the narrow thermal range naturally experienced at these latitudes and the high trajectory of change predicted to occur at these locations (Janzen 1967; Deutsch et ...
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Climate change and the performance of larval coral reef fishes: the interaction between temperature and food availability
... Conclusions This study highlights the potential interacting effects that higher ocean temperatures and reductions in food supply will have on larval coral reef fishes. The M·O 2Routine was higher at higher ...
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Coral Reef Valuation and Perceptions of the Tourism Industry in Akumal, Mexico
... unique coral reef resource in Akumal, ...fragile coral reef ecosystem is essential to coastal tourism destinations; however, it is becoming increasingly ...the coral reef ...
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Climate Change and Tourism
... Mr. Frangialli also emphasised the inter-relationship of climate change with the broader issues of sustainable development. Echoing the commitments of the "Earth Summit" in Rio de Janeiro, the ...
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Sustainable Tourism and Management for Coral Reefs: Preserving Diversity and Plurality in a Time of Climate Change
... ABSTRACT Coral reefs throughout the world are under severe challenges from a variety of anthropogenic and environmental fac- ...of climate change, where mobility and tourism are under threat, ...
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Tourism and Climate Change: Combating Climate Change Effects on Tourism Participation in Nigeria
... for climate change commission to tackle issues on reduction in release of emission as this causes great damage to our ...the climate change summit held in Copenhagen in September ...the ...
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Preconditioning in the reef building coral Pocillopora damicornis and the potential for trans generational acclimatization in coral larvae under future climate change conditions
... We can identify this with preconditioning experiments such as ours and this is a critical area of research to inform forecasts of future reef maintenance. There are several potential mechanisms that may explain ...
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The Analysis of Coral Reef Fishes Abundance Based on Coral Reef Condition in Marine Tourism Park of the Kapoposang Islands, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
... observed reef fish communities were grouped into three main groups (English et al ...make coral reefs a place for spawning and nesting / nurturing ...of reef fish that inhabit coral ...
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