by reefres | Aug 31, 2022
How do we use our Marine Space? Mapping Human Uses of the East End Marine Park
by reefres | Aug 31, 2022
Climate Change Ecosystem-Based Adaptation: Promoting Resilient Coastal and Marine Communities
by Cherie Wagner | Jul 27, 2022
Boosting Marine Conservation Efforts Through Voluntary Family Planning
by reefres | Jul 14, 2022
Designing a Robust and Resilient Marine Protected Area Network in Lesser Sunda Ecoregion
by reefres | Jul 14, 2022
At the Water’s Edge (AWE): Enhancing Coastal Resilience
by reefres | Jul 1, 2022
Management Plan of Wakatobi National Park Leads to Increased Stakeholder Engagement Through Monitoring Efforts
by Cherie Wagner | Feb 10, 2020
Farmers of the Sea – Sea Cucumber Farming as an Alternative to Fishing
by Liz Shaver | Jun 6, 2019
This article reviews the potential of resilience-based management (RBM) to support coral reef resilience into the future and highlights opportunities and challenges faced by RBM management strategies. The authors describe RBM as “Using knowledge of current and future...
by reefres | Sep 26, 2017 | News
This mentored course has already taken place, but you still find the Adaptation Design Tool self-paced course here. Ready to get practical with adapting your management activities in light of climate change, but wondering how to organize what can be a complicated...
by reefres | Feb 7, 2017 | News
How will improving understanding of marine ecosystems lead to better management and conservation? One of our lead scientists, Dr. Elizabeth McLeod, provides helpful tips for marine scientists on how to make their research more useful for managers. Read the article....
by reefres | Aug 22, 2016
Ecosystem-based management is a useful management tool that considers both indirect and cumulative effects of added stressors to a system. Ecosystem models, especially those that consider physical and biological disturbances and human uses, can help to inform...
by reefres | Mar 30, 2016
Marine spatial planning (MSP) and ocean zoning is a holistic tool that spatially prioritizes management attention where it is most needed. MSP addresses conflicting uses by establishing clearly defined boundaries. These boundaries coordinate efforts across...
by reefres | Feb 12, 2016 | News
The Nature Conservancy, NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program, and seven US coral reef jurisdictions completed a $10 million six-year partnership that supported the effective management and protection of coral reefs.
by reefres | Dec 22, 2015 | News
Can you believe it? A decade ago, TNC – with the support of partners AROUND THE WORLD– launched the Reef Resilience Network, creating what would grow to become a global network of resource managers sharing ideas, experiences, and expertise to effectively manage our coral reefs and reef fisheries.
by reefres | Nov 12, 2015 | News
In a new article published today in the world’s leading academic journal, Science, Mark Spalding, Senior Marine Scientist for The Nature Conservancy looks at the broad issues surrounding the current situation of coral reefs and highlights points of hope. “There is growing concern around coral reefs,” said Spalding.
by reefres | Jul 17, 2015 | News
The module features the latest coral reef fisheries science and management strategies.
by reefres | Apr 16, 2015
This paper explores herbivory and how it affects the resilience of coral reefs in the Caribbean. The authors identify important knowledge gaps that limit our ability to predict when herbivores are most likely to support resilience. The authors explore: What processes...
by reefres | Jan 16, 2015 | News
Check out our interactive online community to connect and share with other coral reef managers and practitioners from around the world about marine management.
by reefres | Jul 9, 2014
Coral reef ecosystem goods and services, such as fisheries, are threatened by local and global stressors. Effectively designed and managed marine reserve networks (areas closed to all extractive uses) can reduce local threats and build resilience of coral reefs. This...
by Cherie Wagner | May 19, 2014
Dr. Graham Edgar and his 24 co-authors stirred up the marine conservation world with their recent article in which they review 87 MPAs at 964 sites (in 40 countries) around the world using data generated by the authors and trained recreational divers. Their overall...