Effects of Marine Reserves on Adjacent Fisheries.¶
Roberts, C. M., Bohnsack, J. A., Gell, F., Hawkins, J. P., & Goodridge, R. (2001). Effects of Marine Reserves on Adjacent Fisheries. Science, 294(5548), 1920-1923.
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- Source-Sink Dynamics
- The same lesson underwrites conservation policy's shift toward protecting reproductive sources (no-take marine reserves at spawning sites) rather than distributing reserves evenly.
This sourceEmpirical support for protecting reproductive sources (no-take reserves at spawning sites) that export recruits and adults to surrounding sink areas.
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Abstract shows reserves enhanced adjacent fisheries, backing source-to-sink export but not the claim's spawning-site or reserve-placement specifics.
“We show that marine reserves in Florida (United States) and St. Lucia have enhanced adjacent fisheries.”
- The same lesson underwrites conservation policy's shift toward protecting reproductive sources (no-take marine reserves at spawning sites) rather than distributing reserves evenly.
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