Measuring Marine Protected Areas’ Conservation Effort: A Different Look at Three Deeply-Rooted Illusions
As a major tool for policies to protect biodiversity, the current idea of Marine Protected Areas is based on a triptych (a status, a perimeter, and regulations) that is intended to ensure their effectiveness, with the conservation effort assessed by adding up the classified surface areas. Based on a...
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IntechOpen
2021
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