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Fernandes, L, A.,Green, J., Tanzer, A., White, P.M. Alino, J. Jompa, P. Lokani, A. Soemodinoto, M. Knight, B. Pomeroy, H. Possingham and B. Pressey,
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Biophysical principles for designing resilient networks of marine protected areas to integrate fisheries, biodiversity and climate change objectives in the Coral Triangle
Report prepared by The Nature Conservancy for the Coral Triangle Support Partnership, 152 pp.
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Fernandes, L, A.,Green, J., Tanzer, A., White, P.M. Alino, J. Jompa, P. Lokani, A. Soemodinoto, M. Knight, B. Pomeroy, H. Possingham and B. Pressey
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2012
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Biophysical principles for designing resilient networks of marine protected areas to integrate fisheries, biodiversity and climate change objectives in the Coral Triangle
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Report prepared by The Nature Conservancy for the Coral Triangle Support Partnership, 152 pp.
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The Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) and its six member countries (CT6) have committed to establishing a Coral Triangle Marine Protected Area System, applying an ecosystem approach to fisheries management, and applying climate change adaptation measures. Developing a robust and practical set of principles to underpin establishment of marine protected area networks that contribute meaningfully to food security, biodiversity conservation and climate change resilience is an important part of contributing to that challenge. Fisheries are one of the most important ecosystem services benefiting the communities of the Coral Triangle (CT). Overfishing and loss of key habitats is severely undermining the long term sustainability and food security of the region. This trend, if allowed to continue unabated, will result in escalating hardship and economic instability. It will also impact the globally significant marine biodiversity of the region and reduce resilience to climate change and other external impacts. Developing improved methods for applying marine protected areas to contribute to food security and livelihoods is a key challenge for all concerned with managing the fisheries and biodiversity of the CT. The USAID funded Coral Triangle Support Partnership (CTSP) is a five-year project to provide technical support to the CT6 in achieving their goals. The CTSP is the part of USAID‟s support to the CTI, along with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the US Department of State, and additional contract support through a Program Integrator. One of the primary objectives of the Regional CTI Plan of Action (RPoA) is the establishment of a regional Coral Triangle Marine Protected Area System (CTMPAS) that protects “each major near-shore habitat type within the Coral Triangle Region (e.g. coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves, beaches, coastal forests, wetland areas and marine/offshore habitat)”. This objective is mirrored in each CT country‟s National Plan of Action (NPoA). In line with the RPoA and NPoA, CTSP‟s support for the CTMPAS focuses upon the nearshore habitats of the CT.
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