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Conceptual Model on Relationships Among Components Related With Effects of Marine Protected Areas: Empafish Project Team Booklet Nº 4

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Categoría:Ecología y Medio Ambiente

ISBN: 9788497172172

Publicacions Universitat Alacant nos ofrece Conceptual Model on Relationships Among Components Related With Effects of Marine Protected Areas: Empafish Project Team Booklet Nº 4 en inglés, disponible en nuestra tienda desde el 30 de Mayo del 2012. Amplia tus conocimientos con este libro de ciencias técnicas, perfectamente adaptado para todos los lectores por su cuidado contenido. Este libro cuenta con un total de 124 páginas , unas dimensiones de 24x17 cm (1ª ed., 1ª imp.).

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This document reviews the present state of Marine Protected Areas (MPA) within the EMPAFISH project. Using the Driver-Pressure-State-Impacts-Response (DPSIR) framework develops a conceptual model which determines the elements that affect MPAs. This evaluation framework developed has helped to select an appropriate suite of indicators to support an ecosystem approach, an evaluation of the MPAs functioning and policy considerations discussion. Gaps derived from the management and policy responses in the MPAs will also be outlined with this framework. We conclude that the DPSIR framework works well at simplifying the complexity of MPAs management. This document pretends to be a tool for policy makers, scientists and general public on the relevance of indicators to monitor changes and MPAs management.0