Rapid Increase in Fish Numbers Follows Creation of World's Largest Marine Reserve Network¶
Russ, G. R. (2004). Rapid Increase in Fish Numbers Follows Creation of World's Largest Marine Reserve Network. Current Biology.
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- Marine Protected Area Network
- Later monitoring showed rebuilding of fish populations such as coral trout inside the green zones
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“the densities of the major target species of the GBR reef line fisheries were significantly higher in the new NTMRs, compared with fished sites, in just two years”
- Later monitoring showed rebuilding of fish populations such as coral trout inside the green zones
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