Protecting the Earth's two most important assets : introducing healthy parks healthy people
2010
Natural England, UK
Establishing resilient marine protected area networks - making it happen : full technical version, including ecological, social and governance considerations, as well as case studies (Chinese version)
2009
Laffoley, D. |
White, Alan T. |
Kilarski, Stacey |
Gleason, Mary |
Llewellyn, Ghislaine |
Day, Jon |
Hillary, Annie |
Wedel, Victoria |
Pee, Daphine |
All people, regardless of where they live, depend upon the existence of healthy marine ecosystems. While the role that Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) can play in promoting the health of the oceans and seas has been widely acknowledged, progress on building a network of MPAs has been slow to date. This can be in part explained by the fact that MPAs involve a host of issues that go much further than conservation alone.
The management of natural coastal carbon sinks
2009
Laffoley, D. |
Grimsditch, Gabriel D. |
This report focuses on the management of natural coastal carbon sinks. There is a lack of recognition and focus on coastal marine ecosystems to complement activities already well advanced on land to address the best practice management of carbon sinks.
Establishing resilient marine protected area networks - making it happen : full technical version, including ecological, social and governance considerations, as well as case studies
2008
Laffoley, D. |
White, Alan T. |
Kilarski, Stacey |
Gleason, Mary |
Smith, Scott |
Llewellyn, Ghislaine |
Day, Jon |
Hillary, Annie |
Pee, Daphine |
All people, regardless of where they live, depend upon the existence of healthy marine ecosystems. While the role that Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) can play in promoting the health of the oceans and seas has been widely acknowledged, progress on building a network of MPAs has been slow to date. This can be in part explained by the fact that MPAs involve a host of issues that go much further than conservation alone.