The role of industry in the governance and management of fisheries as explored in case studies

Editor's Award. Ch. 23 is the marine chapter in a handbook which spans protected area management with international case studies.

Comprehensive guide to the Great Barrier Reef, Australia, including field guide and discussion of contemporary issues by thirty-three international experts. Useful as a baseline text for most Indo-Pacific coral reefs.

Considers how Pacific people view sustainable development and what knowledge, skills and values do we need to teach young people to enable them to live worthwhile and sustainable lives?

The Food Economy explores a variety of trends and topics: scarcity goes together with abundance, public and private initiatives co-evolve, slow food is connected with fast food, global brands and local products exist simultaneously. Preface by Gerard Viatte.

This volume of 35 conference papers provides the latest results of work on thematic maps linking acoustic mapping and geological sampling to marine biology for underpinning sustainable ocean management.

Scientists from various disciplines and all partners in the fishery chain address the important issues of quality labeling, monitoring and traceability of fish in Europe.

Authoritative book from Indonesia on changes in diversity, distribution and abundance of marine organisms in the Arafura and Timor Seas.

Environmental history of Southeast Asia, with emphasis on forest and marine ecosystems. Until recently, economic activities had limited and rather stable impact. Excessive levels of logging and fishing have emerged only within the last generation.

The book Marine Macroecology shows how marine ecology can benefit from the analysis of patterns and processes in marine ecological communities.