Regional MPA Networks
William Gladstone
wgladsto at mail.newcastle.edu.au
Tue Jul 3 04:02:18 EDT 2001
Dear coral-list
I am writing a review of regional networks of marine protected areas, and
focussing on the development of a regional network in the Red Sea and Gulf
of Aden as a case study with which I have been involved. I use the term
'regional network' to mean a group of MPAs across two or more countries in
a common sea area that have been proclaimed to conserve transboundary
stocks and/or representative/unique samples of regional biodiversity, or
for fisheries management.
As part of the review I plan to describe (a) existing regional networks of
MPAs, (b) regional networks in preparation, and (c) proposed regional
networks. I am currently compiling information and would greatly appreciate
receiving information that anybody might have for any of these categories,
including contact details for the relevant coordinating agencies.
To date, I know of existing regional networks in the Mediterranean, Wadden
Sea, and Caribbean. I know of regional networks in preparation in the Red
Sea and Gulf of Aden, Baja California-Bering Sea, and Orca Pass
International Stewardship Area. And I am aware of a proposal for a network
of MPAs in the APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) region.
Thanks very much.
Bill Gladstone
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Dr William Gladstone
Centre for Sustainable Use of Coasts and Catchments
University of Newcastle
PO Box 127
Ourimbah NSW 2258
Australia
Tel: (02) 4348 4123
Fax: (02) 4348 4145
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