Selon la Convention de Carthagène, ce centre travaille à mettre en œuvre le protocole SPAW relatif à la protection de la biodiversité marine et côtière dans la grande région Caraïbe, depuis le Golfe du Mexique jusqu’à la mer des Antilles.
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The collaboration platform is a virtual workspace that provides users with resources and tools aiming to facilitate communication and human interactions around Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMI). What is a SPAMI ?
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For almost two decades, marine protected areas (MPAs) have been a central instrument of coastal conservation and management policies, but concerns about their abilities to meet conservation goals have grown as the number and sizes of MPAs have dramatically increased. This paper describes how a large (15 years) program of transdisciplinary research was used to successfully measure MPA management effectiveness (ME)—how well an MPA is managed, how well it is protecting values, and how well it is achieving the various goals and objectives for which it was created. This paper addresses the co-production and uptake of monitoring-based evidence for assessing ME in coastal MPAs by synthesizing the experiences of this program conducted with MPA managers.
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Auteur : Dominique Pelletier Ifremer, LEAD, Nouméa, France, Unité Ecologie et Modèles pour l’Halieutique, Département Ressources Biologiques et Environnement
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The current alarming state of many coastal ecosystems and fisheries calls for the development of tools to support recovery of exploited stocks, ensure…
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Panorama is a partnership initiative to document and promote examples of inspiring, replicable solutions across a range of conservation and development topics, enabling cross-sectoral learning and inspiration.
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En parcourant le site du Secrétarat de l'Initiative international pour les récifs coralliens dont l'Assemblée s'est tenue à Paris du 2 au 4 Novembre ( http://www.icriforum.org/ICRIGM31 ) j'ai découvert cette plateforme qui propose des Solutions Nature en lien avec les espaces protégés terrestres et les aires marines.
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Marine mammals play a crucial role in marine ecosystem function and climate change resilience by sequestering carbon through the consumption of energy rich plankton and fish. They provide valuable ecosystem services such as ecotourism. Conserving marine mammals provides significant economic, social and cultural benefits to coastal communities.
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via @wiompan "23 available factsheets within the toolkit that span five critical themes that are often experienced by MPA managers, policy makers and practitioners"
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This report, on the socio-economic impacts of MPAs, found that there had been localised positive and negative impacts on coastal communities and industries, linked to MPA management measures.
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Un rapport publié le 10 Nov 2020 dirigé par Marine Scotland Directorate Part of: Marine and fisheries, Research ISBN:9781800042056 sur le site du gouvernement écossais.
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Au sommaire notamment : 44 années de dénombrements aériens de canards en Camargue Le projet Interreg Méditerranéen TUNE UP répond au besoin d’une approche stratégique et collaborative de la gestion des Aires Marines Protégées en Méditerranée. Démoustication : le Bti, entre science et industrie
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Informations en plus : https://tourduvalat.org/
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Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are an important tool for the conservation of seabirds. However, mapping seabird distributions using at-sea surveys or tracking data to inform the designation of MPAs is costly and time-consuming, particularly for far-ranging pelagic species. Here we explore the potential for using predictive distribution models to examine the effectiveness of current MPAs for the conservation of seabirds, using Britain and Ireland as a case study.
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Volume 224, August 2018, Pages 309–317
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