Designing marine reserve networks for both conservation and fisheries management¶
Gaines. (2010). Designing marine reserve networks for both conservation and fisheries management. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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- Larval Dispersal
- These four components together explain a set of otherwise counterintuitive facts in marine biology: why populations separated by hundreds of kilometres can be genetically connected; why local adult abundance is often limited by larval supply rather than by adult habitat quality; why removing adults from one reef can depress recruitment on a geographically distant reef; and why marine protected areas must be designed with source-export, not just local adult density, as the key management target
This sourceA synthesis deriving size, spacing, location and configuration guidelines for MPA networks that serve conservation and fishery goals jointly.
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“Through a synthetic analysis across these conservation and bioeconomic studies, we construct guidelines for MPA network design that reduce or eliminate this tradeoff.”
- These four components together explain a set of otherwise counterintuitive facts in marine biology: why populations separated by hundreds of kilometres can be genetically connected; why local adult abundance is often limited by larval supply rather than by adult habitat quality; why removing adults from one reef can depress recruitment on a geographically distant reef; and why marine protected areas must be designed with source-export, not just local adult density, as the key management target
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