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Record #179598:
Review of the Southern Ocean sanctuary: marine protected areas in the context of the International Whaling Commission sanctuary programme / Mark A. Zacharias, Leah R. Gerber, K. David Hyrenbach.
Title: | Review of the Southern Ocean sanctuary: marine protected areas in the context of the International Whaling Commission sanctuary programme / Mark A. Zacharias, Leah R. Gerber, K. David Hyrenbach. |
Author(s): | Zacharias, Mark A. Gerber, Leah R. Hyrenbach, K. David. |
Date: | 2006. |
In: | Journal of Cetacean Research and Management. (2006.), Vol. 8(1) (2006) |
Abstract: | Addresses questions related to effectiveness of Southern Ocean Sanctuary (SOS), and provides recommendations on how to incorporate Marine Protected Area concepts into SOS and IWC sanctuary programme. Argues that SOS is based on vague goals and objectives that are difficult to measure, lacks rigorous approach to design and operation, and has no effective monitoring framework for evaluation. providing false sense of security by assuming that broad protections for whale populations are in place. Though SOS restricts commercial harvests from low latitude feeding grounds occupied by large whales during austral summers, they do not protect against or mitigate other threats such as pollution, habitat degradation and loss, introduced species and global climate change. Recommends development of formally stated goals such as biodiversity protection and fisheries enhancement; establishment of measurable objectives with which to assess progress towards attaining these goals; creation of formal management plan, including establishment of monitoring framework; and development of more appropriate review criteria, reflecting ecological objectives of management plan. |
Notes: | Journal of Cetacean Research and Management. Vol. 8(1) :1-12 (2006). |
Keywords: | 502 -- Environmental issues. 502.72 -- Wildlife reserves. 502.743 -- Conservation, animal species. 599.5 -- Cetacea. 639.2 -- Fisheries. 639.2.055 -- Fisheries restrictions and control. 639.245.1 -- Whaling industry. 338.98 -- Fisheries, regulation. 347.246 -- Game laws. 061(100) -- Organizations, international: International Whaling Commission (IWC). F -- Biological sciences. (*7) -- Antarctic regions. (*80) -- Southern Ocean. |
SPRI record no.: | 179598 |
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