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2003 Social Science Research Strategy For Marine Protected Areas

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Wahle, C and Lyons, S and Barba, K and Bunce, L and Fricke, P and Nicholson, E and Orbach, M and Pomeroy, C and Recksiek, H and Uravitch, J, 2003 Social Science Research Strategy For Marine Protected Areas, National Marine Protected Areas Center, NOAA, Department of the Interior, Santa Cruz, USA (2003) [Report Other]


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Abstract

As concern over the health of the oceans grows, many nations, including the United States, are considering marine protected areas (MPAs) as ways to conserve their most vital marine habitats and resources. MPAs can be effective tools in balancing sustainable use with long-term conservation of the ocean, especially when they are planned, managed and evaluated using sound natural and social science.

Item Details

Item Type:Report Other
Keywords:marine protected areas, social science
Research Division:Studies in Human Society
Research Group:Human Geography
Research Field:Human Geography not elsewhere classified
Objective Division:Environment
Objective Group:Environmental Policy, Legislation and Standards
Objective Field:Coastal and Marine Management Policy
UTAS Author:Lyons, S (Mrs Sarah Fischer)
ID Code:111279
Year Published:2003
Deposited By:Ecology and Biodiversity
Deposited On:2016-09-07
Last Modified:2016-09-07
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