NCEAS Working Groups
Governance feasibility of marine ecosystem-based management: A comparative analysis (EBM)
Project Description
The EBM Feasibility NCEAS working group has three main goals: 1) assessing how to modify governance structures to facilitate effective ecosystem-based management (EBM) in developing and developed world contexts; 2) generating practical ecological and social indicators for EBM, and 3) producing analyses and planning materials useful for scientists, EBM practitioners, and policy makers around the world. It will draw together disparate, socio-ecological datasets from the Philippines, Southwestern Africa, the Caribbean, and Hawaii Island to assess EBM success as measured by common social and ecological goals of various programs. These results will result in synthetic peer reviewed journal articles and form the basis for an empirically-based how-to guidebook and training program to support coastal EBM.
Principal Investigator(s)
Patrick J. Christie, Richard Pollnac
Project Dates
Start: November 17, 2006
End: December 12, 2009
completed
Participants
- Marina Alberti
- University of Washington
- Atanacio T. Almocera
- University of the Philippines in the Visayas
- Nygiel B. Armada
- Fisheries Improved for Sustainable Harvest Project
- Jennifer K. Balch
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Nancy Baron
- Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea (COMPASS)
- Michael W. Beck
- The Nature Conservancy
- Theresa Black
- University of Washington
- Claudia Capitini
- University of Washington
- Patrick J. Christie
- University of Washington
- Kevern Cochrane
- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- Margaret Connors
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Ian Dutton
- The Nature Conservancy
- Liza Eisma-Osorio
- Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation
- Chad English
- Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea (COMPASS)
- Dave Fluharty
- University of Washington
- Cirse Gonzalez
- University of Washington
- William M. Graham
- Dauphin Island Sea Laboratory
- Elise F. Granek
- Portland State University
- Sally Hacker
- Oregon State University
- Benjamin S. Halpern
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Stephanie E. Hampton
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Jill Harris
- University of Washington
- Mark Hixon
- Oregon State University
- David Japp
- Christopher Joyce
- National Public Radio
- Carrie V. Kappel
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Christopher J. Kennedy
- University of Wyoming
- Sarah C. Klain
- University of British Columbia
- Carissa J. Klein
- University of Queensland
- Emily Knight
- Stanford University
- Evamaria W. Koch
- University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
- Jordan Levine
- University of British Columbia
- Gordon K. Lowry
- University of Hawaii, Mānoa
- Robin Mahon
- University of the West Indies
- Patrick McConney
- University of the West Indies
- Kate Mulvaney
- University of Rhode Island
- Elizabeth Neeley
- University of Washington
- Mary I. O'Connor
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Diana Pietri
- University of Washington
- Richard Pollnac
- University of Rhode Island
- Robert S. Pomeroy
- University of Connecticut, Avery Point
- Hugh P. Possingham
- University of Queensland
- Karis Puruncajas
- University of Washington
- Jai Ranganathan
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Jameal Samhouri
- NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
- Kimberly A. Selkoe
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Janna Shackeroff
- Unknown
- Leila S. Sievanen
- University of Washington
- Erik Stokstad
- American Association for the Advancement of Science, AAAS
- Heather Tallis
- Stanford University
- M. Timothy Tinker
- US Geological Survey (USGS) Santa Cruz Field Station
- Brian Tissot
- Washington State University, Vancouver
- Michael Todd
- Pacific Standard (formally Miller-McCune Magazine)
- Anna Varney
- University of Washington
- Steven Walters
- University of Washington
- Alan T. White
- Tetra Tech EM, Inc.
- Allison Winter
- E & E Publishing, LLC
Products
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Journal Article / 2009
Managing fisheries resources in Danajon Bank, Bohol, Philippines: An ecosystem-based approach
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Data Set / 2007
Marine EBM Governance Data
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Journal Article / 2009
Back to basics: An empirical study demonstrating the importance of local-level dynamics for the success of tropical marine ecosystem-based management
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Journal Article / 2009
Tropical marine EBM feasibility: A synthesis of case studies and comparative analyses
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Journal Article / 2009
Benguela current large marine ecosystem: Governance and management for an ecosystem approach to fisheries in the region
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Journal Article / 2009
Scaling up local government initiatives toward ecosystem-based fisheries management in Southeast Cebu Island, Philippines
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Journal Article / 2009
Focusing on living marine resource governance: The Caribbean large marine ecosystem and adjacent areas project
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Book / 2008
Establishing Resilient Marine Protected Area Networks-Making it Happen
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Journal Article / 2009
Scaling up to networks of marine protected areas in the Philippines: Biophysical, legal, institutional, and social considerations
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Journal Article / 2009
Information diffusion in two marine protected area networks in the central Visayas region, Philippines
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Journal Article / 2009
Introduction: Scaling up to ecosystem-based management--Case studies and comparative analysis
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Journal Article / 2010
Marine Reserves Special Feature: Marine reserves as linked social-ecological systems
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Journal Article / 2011
Factors influencing success of marine protected areas in the Visayas, Philippines as related to increasing protected area coverage
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Journal Article / 2009
Hawaiian islands marine ecosystem case study: Ecosystem- and community-based management in Hawaii