Marine biological monitoring

Ballantine, W.J. . Marine Laboratory

Marine biological monitoring

1989

Ballantine, W.J. (Auckland Univ., Leigh (New Zealand). Marine Laboratory)

Major marine biological changes due to human activity have already occurred in New Zealand and more are expected. Large natural year-to-year changes are common. Very few attempts have been made to measure either of these, and the lack of protected marine areas makes study of natural or induced change extremely difficult. The example of the marine reserve at Leigh, North Auckland, New Zealand, shows that a network of representative unexploited marine areas is necessary for cost-effective monitoring and would significantly improve scientific research, general marine resource management, public education and recreation.

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ecologia marina nueva zelandia reservas naturales surveillance vigilancia

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Publisher

Dept. of Conservation

Other Subjects

Ecologie marine; Reserve naturelle; Nouvelle-zelande

Language

English

Note

23 ref., Summary (En)

Type

Conference; Summary

Source

Proceedings of a Symposium on Environmental Monitoring in New Zealand with Emphasis on Protected Areas [Dunedin, New Zealand, May 1989], Department of Conservation, Wellington (New Zealand).- Wellington (New Zealand): Dept. of Conservation, 1989. p. 117-124

Conference

Symposium on Environmental Monitoring in New Zealand with Emphasis on Protected Areas, Dunedin (New Zealand), May 1989

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Marine biological monitoring

1989

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