Protected Areas Law Capacity Development
Protected Areas Law Capacity Development
Strong and well-implemented legal frameworks are critical to creating and maintaining effective and sustainable protected areas, which provide fundamental infrastructure for conservation of biological diversity and ecosystem services.
Economics of Invasive Species Management
Economics of Invasive Species Management
Posted on February 18, 2016
Preliminary List of Experts on Marine Protected Areas
Preliminary List of Experts on Marine Protected Areas
Patricio Bernal, Chile
GRULAC
IUCN High Seas Initiative
Coordinator
http://www.i-marine.eu/Content/About.aspx?id=8a4fc231-aa74-4c56-94f4-38a755fd0706&li=0
Dr. Eric Carey, Bahamas
GRULAC
Bahamas National Trust
Executive Director
National Invasive Species Council
The National Invasive Species Council (NISC) was established by Executive Order (EO) 13112 to ensure that Federal programs and activities to prevent and control invasive species are coordinated, effective and efficient.
Automatic Identification System (AIS) and the Monitoring of Marine Protected Areas and Exclusive Economic Zones
Automatic Identification System (AIS) and the Monitoring of Marine Protected Areas and Exclusive Economic Zones
Vast areas of the ocean (millions of km2) have been designated as Marine Protected Areas (MPA), marine reserves, shark sanctuaries and other conservation categories. Even in the absence of conservation categories overlying a nation’s 200-mile offshore exclusive economic zone (EEZ), the EEZ itself must be monitored for compliance. Monitoring conservation areas and EEZs for legal and illegal uses such as fishing and mining is a challenge.