[Coral-List] request for assistance on literature non-extractive impacts on coral reef ecosystems

[Dr. Stephen Jameson]

Dear Manoj,

Most of these papers can be downloaded at:

 <www.coralseas.com/press.html>


RED SEA

Jameson SC, Ammar MSA, Saadalla E, Mostafa H, Riegl B (in press) A
quantitative damage assessment of diving sites in the Egyptian Red Sea
during a period of severe anchor damage:  a baseline for restoration and
sustainable tourism management. J Sustainable Tourism

Jameson SC, Hassan AH (2003) Environmental impact assessment coral reef
monitoring and assessment guidelines for Red Sea tourism development
projects. USAID, Red Sea Sustainable Tourism Initiative, Cairo, Egypt

Jameson SC, Ammar MSA, Saadalla E, Mostafa HM, Riegl B (1999) A coral damage
index and its application to diving sites in the Egyptian Red Sea.  Coral
Reefs Special Issue on The Science of Coral Reef Management, Coral Reefs
18(4):333-339

Reeve SM, Jameson SC, Adel-Fattah RS, Riegl B, Saleh M, Moursi A, Newman AP,
Hassan R, Batt S, Kuklok D (1998)  Best practices handbook for tourism
center development along the Red Sea coast. Tourism Development Authority,
Cairo, Egypt, 107 pp

Jameson SC (1998) (contributing author) Twelve reefs at risk: Red Sea
Riviera.  In: Bryant D, Burke L, McManus J, Spalding M (principal authors)
Reefs at risk:  A map-based indicator of potential threats to the world¹s
coral reefs.  World Resources Institute, Washington DC

Jameson SC, Smith DB (1997) Coral reef management on the new Red Sea
Riviera.  Proc Coastal Zone 97 2:784-786, Boston, MA

El-Dahan R, Jameson SC,  Mostafa K, Reeve SM, Riegle B, Said R (1997)
Tourism development for Wadi Jemal and Shagraa:  Selected recommendations.
Winrock International (Arlington, VA) Environmentally Sustainable Tourism
Project report to USAID Egypt, Cairo

Abul-Azm A, Hamed SA, Jameson SC, Newman AP, Reeve SM  (1997) Nabq tourism
development plan:  Selected recommendations. Winrock International
(Arlington, VA) Environmentally Sustainable Tourism Project report to
Egyptian Tourism Development Authority and USAID Egypt, Cairo



CARIBBEAN

Jameson SC, Williams JH (2000) Montego Bay, Jamaica: A marine park under NGO
management. In: Salm RV and Clark JR (eds) Marine and coastal protected
areas: A guide for planners and managers (third edition), IUCN, Gland
Switzerland, pp 291-298

Huber RM, Jameson SC (2000) Integrated coastal zone management in the
Tropical Americas and the role of decision support models.  In: Gustavson K,
Huber RM, Ruitenbeek J (eds) Integrated coastal zone management of coral
reefs: Decision support modeling.  The World Bank, Washington, DC

Jameson SC, Williams JH (2000) Local needs for management of coral reefs in
the developing tropics: The Montego Bay Marine Park Case Study.  In:
Gustavson K, Huber RM, Ruitenbeek J (eds) Integrated coastal zone management
of coral reefs: Decisisupport modeling. The World Bank, Washington, DC

Huber RM, Jameson SC (1998) CORAL:  A least cost management decision support
model for coral reef ecosystems.  Intercoast Network (32) Fall 1998,
Narragansett, RI

Huber RM, Jameson SC (1998) Integrated coastal zone management decision
support modeling for coral reef ecosystems.  Proc Ocean Community Conference
Œ98, Baltimore, MD



GLOBAL

Jameson SC, McManus JW, Spalding MD (1995) State of the Reefs:  Regional and
Global  Perspectives.  International Coral Reef Initiative, US Dept of
State, Washington, DC, 32 pp



> Dear Coral-List subscribers,
>  
> I am conducting background research on non-extractive contributions of
> stress to coral reef ecosystems, including diving, snorkeling, boating, and
> other anthropogenic sources of stress, and I kindly request your assistance
> in identifying any literature that you may have in your possession or for
> which you may have a reference that relates to the following:
> 
> 1.  Diving/snorkeling activity impacts/effects on corals reefs and related
> environments;
> 
> 2.  Boating and other vessel activity impacts/effects on coral reefs and
> related environments;
> 
> 3.  General studies on diving/snorkeling in coral reefs and related
> environments (including research in the number of divers/snorkelers at
> sites, trends in diving/snorkeling, etc.); and,
> 
> 4.  General studies on coastal and marine visitation in areas that contain
> coral reefs and related environments.
> 
> Studies that have been conducted but not published and other grey literature
> or references would be equally helpful, and as the scope of my research is
> global, I could use material from all parts of the world.  Also, even where
> you believe you may have or know of a study that only meets some of the
> criteria (ex. a study on the effects of spear fishing on coral reefs, where
> only the diving aspect fits the requirements), I would welcome such
> references.  
> 
> Thank you for your attention,
> 
> Manoj Shivlani
> 
> 
> 
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Manoj Shivlani
> Senior Research Associate
> Division of Marine Biology and Fisheries
> Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
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