Linking coral reef conservation interventions to social and ecological impacts

Abstract

Corals reefs are increasingly under pressure, with the rapidly changing environment and increase in human populations leading to more intensive use of marine resources. To reduce local threats on coral reefs, marine protected... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Gabby Ahmadia (World Wildlife Fund-US)
  2. Dominic Andradi-Brown (World Wildlife Fund)
  3. Louise Glew (WWF-US)
  4. Awaludinnoer Ahmad (The Nature Conservancy)
  5. Helen Fox (National Geographic)
  6. Nur Ismu Hidayat (Conservation International)
  7. Michael Mascia (Conservation International)
  8. Defy Pada (Conservation International)
  9. Fitry Pakiding (University of Papua (UNIPA))
  10. Purwanto Purwanto (University of Papua (UNIPA))

Topic Areas

Topics: Conservation and management of tropical marine ecosystems , Topics: Climate, ocean acidification, and the changing oceans , Topics: Effective marine conservation planning

Session

S-181 » Coral reef conservation in a rapidly changing world: traditional strategies and new paradigms (16:00 - Monday, 25th June, Kerangas)