@book {472,
	title = {Marine and Coastal Protected Areas : A Guide for Planners and Managers Third Edition},
	year = {2000},
	publisher = {IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK},
	organization = {IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK},
	edition = {IUCN and Natural Resources; IUCN},
	abstract = {<p>This book is addressed mainly to conservation of the natural resources  of tropical coasts and seas. To facilitate its use as a sourcebook, the  volume is arranged in three parts.Part I introduces Marine Protected  Areas (MPAs) as an important approach to managing coastal and marine  resources, discussing in its six sections: roles of MPAs, site planning,  community involvement, systematic selection of MPAs, strategies and  tools for planning and managing MPAs, and the legal basis of MPAs.Part  II considers principles and mechanisms for planning and managing  protected areas in four different environments: coral reefs, estuaries  and lagoons, small islands, and beaches. Emphasis is on technical  knowledge about particular habitats and how this knowledge is used to  meet management objectives. We recognize that many MPAs are composed of  two or more of these environments but the guidance for each can be  combined in the MPA plan.Part III presents case histories covering a  wide variety of MPA experience around the world to help protected area  planners and managers carry out their tasks. The emphasis in each case  history is on lessons learned that are of wide application. E-mail  addresses of the authors are given to assist the reader in following up  on case details. A \&quot;Guide to the Cases\&quot; is presented to enhance the  reader{\textquoteright}s search for relevant items.In the selection of materials for  this book we have given priority to the types of resource conservation  problems faced by MPA planners and managers in subtropical and tropical  countries where the need for assistance appears to be the greatest.In  Parts I and II most of the material is based on written sources for  which the specific references are listed alphabetically with date of  publication in Part IV, References. Case Histories are individually  referenced.</p>},
	keywords = {awareness, beach, benefit, biodiversity, boundary, business, category, coastal zone, concertation, conservation, convention, design, education, enforcement, environment, establishment, evaluation, GIS, guidelines, habitat, history, indicator, island, lagoon, l{\'e}gislation, management, management tool, mapping, marine protected area, methodology, monitoring, planning, policy, protected area, protection, recreation, reefs, research, restoration, r{\^o}le, selection, size, socioeconomic aspects, stakeholders, surveillance, sustainable development, sustainable tourism, threat, tourism, wetland, zoning},
	author = {R-V. Salm and E. Siirila and J-R. Clark}
}
