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Marine Protected Areas and Highly Protected Marine Areas
2023A POSTnote summarising the types and network of Marine Protected Areas and the designation Highly Protected Marine Areas in English inshore and offshore waters.
Hazel Cooley, Jonathan Wentworth
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European Energy and Environmental Law Review, 2000
A survey of the law concerning marine protected areas in Greece, and the actions which have been taken pursuant to those laws. The international conventions on environmental protection areas: the Ramsar Convention, the Cultural and Natural Heritage Convention, the Bern Convention, UNCLOS, the Biodiversity Convention, the Bonn Convention, the Barcelona ...
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A survey of the law concerning marine protected areas in Greece, and the actions which have been taken pursuant to those laws. The international conventions on environmental protection areas: the Ramsar Convention, the Cultural and Natural Heritage Convention, the Bern Convention, UNCLOS, the Biodiversity Convention, the Bonn Convention, the Barcelona ...
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Mediterranean marine protected areas
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2001A collection of five recent papers assesses the role and effectiveness of marine protected areas (MPAs) in the Mediterranean. The papers provide a broad perspective of MPAs and include social, economic, cultural, biological and statistical components.
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Transboundary marine protected areas
Resource and Energy Economics, 2021Abstract Countries exploiting transboundary natural resources face strong incentives to over-exploit. This basic economic insight has been validated empirically where numerous resources such as water, forests, game, and fisheries are found to be in worse condition than those completely contained in single nations.
Christopher Costello, Renato Molina
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2011
There are two types of marine-protected areas (MPAs) in Japan: Legal MPAs (LMPAs) and Autonomous MPAs (AMPAs). The former MPAs are established directly based on the prescriptions of legislative laws and set by the government. The latter MPAs are more site specific and responsive to the local socioecological conditions, and are established based on ...
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There are two types of marine-protected areas (MPAs) in Japan: Legal MPAs (LMPAs) and Autonomous MPAs (AMPAs). The former MPAs are established directly based on the prescriptions of legislative laws and set by the government. The latter MPAs are more site specific and responsive to the local socioecological conditions, and are established based on ...
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Modeling Marine Protected Areas
Science, 2003We commend E. Sala et al. For including a socioeconomic factor—density of small fishing boats—in their analysis of marine reserve networks in the Gulf of California (“A general model for designing networks of marine reserves,” Reports, 6 Dec., p. [1991][1]).
James N. Sanchirico +3 more
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2012
What are marine protected areas? One of the crown jewels of marine ecosystems is the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) off the northeast coast of Australia. The reef stretches along 2,600 km of the Queensland coast and consists of 900 islands and 2,900 reefs.
Ray Hilborn, Ulrike Hilborn
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What are marine protected areas? One of the crown jewels of marine ecosystems is the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) off the northeast coast of Australia. The reef stretches along 2,600 km of the Queensland coast and consists of 900 islands and 2,900 reefs.
Ray Hilborn, Ulrike Hilborn
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2016
Globally, oceans are facing a large number of threats including overfishing, pollution, sedimentation, and climate change. As a result, marine protected areas (MPAs) are increasingly being implemented as part of an ecosystem-based management approach for conserving biodiversity and managing marine resources.
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Globally, oceans are facing a large number of threats including overfishing, pollution, sedimentation, and climate change. As a result, marine protected areas (MPAs) are increasingly being implemented as part of an ecosystem-based management approach for conserving biodiversity and managing marine resources.
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