Guidelines for Applying the IUCN Protected Area Management Categories to Marine Protected Areas¶
Day, J. (2012). Guidelines for Applying the IUCN Protected Area Management Categories to Marine Protected Areas.
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- Marine Protected Area
- draw a legible perimeter and a use-restriction so that biomass, size structure, and habitat-forming species recover inside the boundary. Fisheries management — the same lever at smaller scale: rotational scallop closures, lobster sanctuaries, and salmon spawning-stream closures are MPAs serving harvest goals, sized against target-species home ranges and read for spillover into adjacent fished waters. Conservation network / spatial-planning design — the genuinely MPA-specific contribution: laying out connected reserves along larval-dispersal corridors so one zone seeds another and the set functions as a source for the surrounding seascape. Coral-reef and seagrass restoration ecology — the protect-and-let-recover test: the lever works where recovery machinery is present and merely suppressed, and the framing flags where habitat is destroyed rather than suppressed and active intervention is required instead. Marine spatial governance and policy — operationalizing the "designated versus effective" split: IUCN protected-area categories,
This sourceThat the IUCN protected-area management categories are the instrument used to grade marine protected areas by management objective.
- draw a legible perimeter and a use-restriction so that biomass, size structure, and habitat-forming species recover inside the boundary. Fisheries management — the same lever at smaller scale: rotational scallop closures, lobster sanctuaries, and salmon spawning-stream closures are MPAs serving harvest goals, sized against target-species home ranges and read for spillover into adjacent fished waters. Conservation network / spatial-planning design — the genuinely MPA-specific contribution: laying out connected reserves along larval-dispersal corridors so one zone seeds another and the set functions as a source for the surrounding seascape. Coral-reef and seagrass restoration ecology — the protect-and-let-recover test: the lever works where recovery machinery is present and merely suppressed, and the framing flags where habitat is destroyed rather than suppressed and active intervention is required instead. Marine spatial governance and policy — operationalizing the "designated versus effective" split: IUCN protected-area categories,
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