Document of bibliographic reference 318035

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Bibliographic resource

Type of document

Book/Monograph

BibLvlCode

M

Title

Marine resource management and coastal livelihoods: an Atlantic perspective

Abstract

Marine ecosystem resources play important roles in coastal countries, providing numerous benefits and services. This paper examines opportunities and challenges to managing marine resources, promoting coastal protection, and supporting coastal livelihoods for select Atlantic Basin coastal countries. Through in-depth case study analyses of four Atlantic Basin countries – Canada, Guatemala, Guinea-Bissau, and Venezuela – we explore the relative importance of marine resources, management measures, challenges and trade-offs, and opportunities for improving marine management and sustainable resource use. The case studies highlight the great environmental, socioeconomic, and political diversity found throughout the Atlantic Basin. At the same time, common challenges and opportunities for marine resource use and management within these countries and across the wider Atlantic can be identified, revealing the need for the strong regional cooperation to promote sustainability, protect marine resources and coastal areas, and maximize benefits for coastal populations.

Bibliographic citation

Tedsen, E.; Boteler, B.; McGlade, K.; Srebotnjak, T.; Abhold, K. (2014). Marine resource management and coastal livelihoods: an Atlantic perspective. Atlantic Future: [s.l.]. 66 pp.

Topic

Marine

Access rights

open access

Is accessible for free

true