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Last Updated: November 19, 2003
Compiled from three bibliographies by Josette Olivera, Center for Marine Conservation for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Compilers of original bibliographies: Christopher Heyer, Peter J. Auster, James Lindholm, James Bohnsack, and Douglas Gregory
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Ehler, C.N., and D.J. Basta. Fall 1993. Integrated management of coastal areas and marine sanctuaries, a new paradigm. Oceanus. 36:6-13. Ellsworth, J. 1995. The Atlantic Coastal Action Program: Reconciling Expectations in the Coastal Zone Pages 197-202 in N.L. Shackell, and J.H. Martin Willison (editors). Marine Protected Areas and Sustainable Fisheries. Published by Science and Management. In order to implement sustainable development, coastal community stakeholders must reconcile their expectations and focus on common environmental, social and economic objectives. This is a difficult task for individuals and groups who normally do not work together and often hold opposing views and competing interests. The Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) offers a transparent and credible process for stakeholders to reconcile expectations while effectively addressing complex issues and navigating the web of coastal jurisdictions. Emanuel, B.P., R.H. Bustamante, G.M. Branch, S. Eekhout, and F.J. Odendaal. 1992. A zoogeographic and functional approach to the selection of marine reserves on the west coast of South Africa. S. Afr. J. Mar. Sci. 12:341-354. |