marine conservation
Social licence for marine conservation science
... in conservation (Kendal and Ford, ...of marine conservation science occurs outside of the public sphere and the public depend on other parties to explain and guide their interpretation of ...
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Social license through citizen science: a tool for marine conservation
... and marine contexts (Boutilier 2014, Kelly et ...for marine conservation” as community acceptance or support of marine conservation activities and policies, ...protection, marine ...
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Avoiding and reversing "paper parks": integrating fishers' compliance into marine conservation efforts
... of conservation and marine protected areas in Costa Rica with the objective of giving the reader contextual information to better understand the subsequent ...the marine realm in particular is in ...
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Coastal and marine conservation : a New Zealand perspective
... 104 IV MARINE CONSERVATION RESERVE Objective - To maintain production of harvestable marine resources by protection of critical areas of primary production, feeding, breeding, spawning o[r] ...
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Offshore Wind Power for Marine Conservation
... of marine spatial planning in Europe and elsewhere, this is a critical time to address potential compatibility and synergies be- tween marine conservation and wind ...existing marine protected ...
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Ten things to get right for marine conservation planning in the Coral Triangle
... effectiveness Conservation, whether for biodiversity or livelihoods, receives much attention globally through policy and legislation and large amounts of funding through diverse initiatives from governments, NGOs, ...
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An appeal for a code of conduct for marine conservation
... World Conservation Congress in Honolulu, Hawaii to discuss acceptable and unacceptable processes and practices in the context of marine ...in marine conservation and management who were ...
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New Approaches to Marine Conservation Through the Scaling Up of Ecological Data.
... In marine data, detection probabilities are likely to be substantially <1 as a consequence of the logistical challenges of surveying (Bates et ...to marine conservation ...
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Where does river runoff matter for coastal marine conservation?
... and marine ecosystems (Klein et ...and conservation organizations regarding the harm runoff poses to coastal oceans, the likelihood of managers failing to prioritize conservation actions and focusing ...
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Marine conservation finance: strategies and finance mechanisms to improve the amount and efficacy of investment into marine conservation
... numerous marine ecosystem services, including food, income, cultural services, recreation, carbon storage, and storm protection (Baskett & Halpern, 2009; Börger et ...nature conservation and management ...
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Marine conservation: the voice of the fishers
... Traditional gear includes traps, fences and poison. The portable fish traps (malema) are fairly light and are used on the reef. Fixed fences (uzio) are set up perpendicular to the shore and up onto it. Both the traps and ...
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Accommodating dynamic oceanographic processes and pelagic biodiversity in marine conservation planning
... Applying protected areas can result in complex, uncertain, and in some situations even negative changes in seabird populations. For example, cormorants compete with the critically endangered Leach’s Storm Petrel for ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... addressed conservation goals while minimising impacts on commercial, recreational and cultural ...of conservation values in different zones while allowing for different human ...Reef Marine Park, ...
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Revisiting “Success” and “Failure” of Marine Protected Areas: A Conservation Scientist Perspective
... thank Polita Glynn for assisting in the workshop organization. SG, JM, and MM were supported by ARC CEED, University of Queensland funding. RB, PC, PG-B, SGe, LMcC, FM, PM, AW, and HP were supported by The Pew Fellows ...
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Revisiting "success" and "failure" of marine protected areas: a conservation scientist perspective
... 15,000 marine protected areas (MPAs) cover roughly 7% of the world’s marine environment (Lubchenco and Grorud- Colvert, 2015; UNEP-WCMC IUCN, ...across marine regions have enabled us to explore ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... in conservation planning is that people are simply unaware of ‘what science can contribute to practical conservation’ and that ‘low levels of funding, lack of understanding about the purpose of these tools ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... NSW Marine Parks Authority and the Australian Department of Environment and Heritage then funded assessments to develop options for systems of marine protected areas (MPA) in each of the state’s ...
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Stewardship Marine Sanctuaries, National Marine Monument, and Conservation Area:
... (NWHI) Marine National Monument: The majority of all coral reef habitats located in ...National Marine Sanctuaries Amendments Act of ...largest marine conservation area off the coast of the ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... large marine park identified in the previous section has now been established, with some ...use marine park includes all the features recommended in the assessment except for Wallis Lake and its adjacent ...
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Marine resource management and conservation in the Anthropocene
... Marine conservation efforts can unintentionally create dependency on outside expertise and/or funding while working to build sustainability (Gurney et ...of conservation interventions and political ...
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