Coastal-Marine Conservation: Science and PolicyISBN: 978-0-632-05537-1
Paperback
344 pages
August 2003, Wiley-Blackwell
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"... provides a refreshingly candid look at areas where there
has been an increase in population growth without regard for
sensible conservation practices. Includes a fine synthesis of
overiding challenges for future conservation efforts."
Southeastern Naturalist, January 2004
"...this superb scholarly treatise provides a wealth of
information and ideas that will stimulate integrative thinking in
the management of coastal ecosystems." CHOICE January
2004
"In summary, this book is unique in its broad approach to
coastal ecosystems. The authors are to be congratulated on having
brought us so much information under one cover and to have been
able to integrate some of the physical, biological and economic
forces that govern our coastal environments." Timothy Parsons,
Institute of Ocean Sciences, Canada, Limnology and Oceanography
Bulletin, February 2004
"...is well produced with an abudance of figures, tables, photographs and inserted boxes containing short case evaluations by experts....extensive citations to original literature organized by chapter...consider the book a success, especially valuable as an introduction to policy aspects of coastal conservation for students in the environmental sciences." Charles H Peterson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, August 2004