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Marine Ecosystem-Based Management,
Edition 1Editors: By Janne B. Haugen, PhD and Jason S. Link, PhD
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Marine Ecosystem-Based Management provides a comprehensive exploration of ecosystem-based management (EBM), presenting it as an essential approach that integrates human activities with environmental processes. This book emphasizes the interconnected nature of these ecosystems, which cannot be managed effectively through traditional single-sector methods, and underscores how EBM addresses objectives from multiple sectors to balance ecosystem services, including ecological, economic, and social needs for current and future generations.
Authored by well-known champions of EBM, this volume integrates original research with an extensive review of decades of scientific work to systematically introduce the theory, modeling, applications, and policy behind this management approach. It conveys the what, why, and how of EBM in easily navigable chapters, making it accessible to broad academic and professional audiences spanning marine ecology, fisheries, oceanography, conservation biology, renewable energy, marine planning, coastal development, shipping, resource use management, and related professions operating in the ocean space.
Marine Ecosystem-Based Management covers not only why EBM is necessary, but also how it can be applied. This book aims to contribute to the development and implementation of EBM, refute myths, and encourage action. It is an essential reference for graduate students, researchers, professors, resource managers, and decision-makers interested in all aspects of marine resource management.
Key Features
- Comprehensively synthesizes the theory and practice of marine ecosystem-based management
- Covers the entire range of ocean-use sectors for a complete social-ecological system
- Offers a global scope, with real-world examples embedded throughout
- Utilizes clear pedagogical elements, including chapter outlines, summaries, and discussion boxes to improve accessibility of content
About the author
By Janne B. Haugen, PhD, IBSS Corp. in support of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA NMFS), Narragansett, RI, United States and Jason S. Link, PhD, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA NMFS), Woods Hole, MA, United States
1. Why do we need ecosystem-based management (EBM)
2. What is EBM?
3. The multi-multi conundrum of EBM: sectors, pressures, and ecosystem components
4. EBM versus BAU (business-as-usual)
5. The legal basis for EBM
6. What data and information do we have and what do we need for EBM?
7. Assessing marine ecosystems
8. Models of marine ecosystems
9. Performance measures and decision criteria
10. Communicating and marketing EBM
11. Overcoming impediments to implementing EBM and future outlooks
2. What is EBM?
3. The multi-multi conundrum of EBM: sectors, pressures, and ecosystem components
4. EBM versus BAU (business-as-usual)
5. The legal basis for EBM
6. What data and information do we have and what do we need for EBM?
7. Assessing marine ecosystems
8. Models of marine ecosystems
9. Performance measures and decision criteria
10. Communicating and marketing EBM
11. Overcoming impediments to implementing EBM and future outlooks
ISBN:
9780443446597
Page Count:
424
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Graduate students and post-graduate researchers of marine ecology; fisheries ecologists; marine ecosystem managers; government resource managers