by John Davis | Oct 15, 2004
The process of designing a network of marine reserves can involve an extraordinary amount of labor and data. This is particularly the case when planners seek an “optimal” network design – one that provides the best balance of biodiversity and...
by John Davis | Oct 15, 2004
The job of the MPA manager is a challenging one. Despite shortages of funds and personnel in many cases, the manager is expected to administer a site effectively, including managing resource threats and juggling stakeholder interests. To do the job well requires...
by John Davis | Oct 15, 2004
A new book aims to summarize the “state of the art” on no-take marine reserves, providing an overview of current expertise on reserve science, planning, and management. Targeting a broad audience – including non-expert scientists, students, managers,...
by John Davis | Oct 15, 2004
Funding available for coral reef conservation Projects to reduce or prevent degradation of coral reefs and associated habitats may be eligible for funding from the (US) National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, or NFWF, in partnership with the (US) National Oceanic and...
