Namibian Conservation Symposium Shows How Itinerant Deliberation Exposes Marine Governance Gaps
A qualitative case study of an itinerant conservation symposium in Namibia reveals how moving deliberations across policy, communal, and coastal ...
A qualitative case study of an itinerant conservation symposium in Namibia reveals how moving deliberations across policy, communal, and coastal ...
A systematic policy analysis of 233 regulatory documents details how China developed its marine spatial planning system since the 1980s ...
A narrative review of 24 post-2019 studies shows that blue carbon policy integration breaks down along institutional and governance boundaries ...
Researchers developed a six-step scenario framework that couples climate mitigation and geopolitical stability to guide systematic marine conservation planning toward ...
GPS-tracked fledgling Sable Shearwaters from Lord Howe Island consistently fly about 1,000 kilometres north in two weeks and stage in ...
A newly published systematic map protocol outlines a structured search of existing literature to catalogue ecosystem services reported for the ...
A new study combined Sentinel-2 imagery, the Stumpf band ratio algorithm, and the Allen Coral Atlas to map shallow-water bathymetry ...
The open-source R package oceandatr retrieves and standardizes spatial ocean datasets for preparation, analysis and mapping.
A study in Saleh Bay, Indonesia shows that grid size and cell-assignment method strongly affect the accuracy and computational cost ...
A new national-scale mapping effort using high-resolution satellite imagery has produced Indonesia's first government-endorsed extent maps of coral reefs, seagrass ...
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