by John Davis | Jul 15, 2004
Germany: 38% of marine waters proposed as MPAs More than one third of Germany’s total marine area could consist of MPAs under a national plan to designate 10 sites in the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) as protected areas. Designed in part to bring...
by John Davis | Jun 15, 2004
Drilling for oil and natural gas from the seabed is significantly more costly than drilling on land, due to engineering and transportation challenges in the marine environment. But as terrestrial petroleum supplies in many nations near or exceed their peak production,...
by John Davis | Jun 15, 2004
Interview with Yvonne Sadovy, Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations Many commercially important fishes reproduce in spawning aggregations that range in size from just a few individuals to tens of thousands. Because such gatherings can yield large...
by John Davis | Jun 15, 2004
Editor’s note: Kristy Ellenberg, author of the following perspective piece, is a facilitator, trainer, and environmental consultant. She has developed and taught courses on negotiation and conflict management across the US, including a workshop –...
by John Davis | Jun 15, 2004
Report available on state-level MPA policies and programs in US A new report is available on state-level MPA policies and programs in the US, with analysis of the potential for future federal/state coordination within a national system of MPAs. Published by the...
