Journal articleNpj Ocean Sustainability · December 1, 2025
Coral reefs face escalating threats from climate change, yet reducing greenhouse gas emissions alone will not ensure their survival. Local and regional conservation efforts are urgently needed to address immediate, human-induced stressors and build resilie ...
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Journal articleMarine Policy · December 1, 2025
MPAs around the world are often limited by insufficient financial resources for enforcement, monitoring, and other activities. One of the greatest challenges to financial sustainability is often limited financial expertise, or financial capacity, among pra ...
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Journal articleBiological Conservation · July 1, 2023
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are globally underfunded. We present a five-step framework that can help practitioners prioritize actions that may improve financial sustainability, which was applied to six MPAs in Colombia, Bonaire, and Belize. Limited funds ...
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Journal articleMarine Policy · May 1, 2022
Marine protected area (MPAs) and other effective area-based conservation measures (OECMs) have been crucial in protecting endangered species and habitats for sustainable ecosystem and marine biodiversity. China has nearly six decades of experience in the p ...
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Journal articleFrontiers in Marine Science · January 25, 2022
Marine protected areas (MPAs) require sustained funding to provide sustained marine protection. Up until now government budgets, multi- and bi-lateral aid, and philanthropic grants have been commonly relied upon to finance the management and enforcement of ...
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Journal articleScience advances · November 2021
China’s stature as the world’s major producer and consumer of seafood is legendary, but its long-standing tradition of protecting marine life domestically is virtually unknown. We present the most comprehensive database on area-based marine conservation in ...
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Journal articleEnvironmental science & technology · December 2020
Eutrophication is a global environmental challenge, and diverse watershed nitrogen sources require multifaceted management approaches. Shellfish aquaculture removes nitrogen, but the extent and value of this ecosystem service have not been well-characteriz ...
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Journal articleMarine Policy · October 1, 2019
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are a widely used and flexible policy tool to help preserve marine biodiversity. They range in size and governance complexity from small communally managed MPAs, to massive MPAs on the High Seas managed by multinational organi ...
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Journal articleFrontiers in Marine Science · February 18, 2019
Reaching protected area (PA) coverage goals is challenged by a lack of sufficient financial resources. This funding gap is particularly pervasive for marine protected areas (MPAs). It has been suggested that marine conservationists examine examples from te ...
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Book section · January 1, 2019
The article summarizes the basic characteristics and uses of marine protected areas (MPAs) as a management tool for marine natural resources and biodiversity conservation. This includes an overview of the status and uses of MPAs as of the original writing, ...
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Book section · January 1, 2019
The article summarizes the basic characteristics and uses of marine protected areas (MPAs) as a management tool for marine natural resources and biodiversity conservation. This includes an overview of the status and uses of MPAs as of the original writing, ...
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Book section · January 1, 2019
The economic and social impacts of mariculture are complex and interconnected. Each situation will present a different set of circumstances, each of which must be evaluated carefully. Economic impacts occur on both macro- and microlevels. Expansion of mari ...
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Book section · January 1, 2019
The economic and social impacts of mariculture are complex and interconnected. Each situation will present a different set of circumstances, each of which must be evaluated carefully. Economic impacts occur on both macro- and microlevels. Expansion of mari ...
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