학술논문
Achieving social and ecological goals of coastal management through integrated monitoring.
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Article
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*CORAL reef ecology
*CORAL bleaching
*INTEGRATED coastal zone management
*SOCIAL goals
*SCIENTIFIC communication
*COASTAL zone management
*ADAPTIVE natural resource management
*CORAL reef management
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0021-8901
Abstract
Keywords: coastal management; ecosystem services; ecosystem-based management; Guam; human well-being; integrated monitoring; interdisciplinary research; social-ecological systems In 2014, the MGHFA status was established with the goals: (a) improved coral reef ecosystem health; (b) improved community resilience to climate change impacts; and (c) enhanced community capacity to manage coastal resources. For example, a national-level effort has monitored Guam's coral reefs since 2003 (NOAA Coral Program, [19]), but at an island ecosystem scale, rendering the data unsuitable for assessing localized trends at the scale of the MGHFA. Coastal management, ecosystem services, ecosystem-based management, Guam, human well-being, integrated monitoring, interdisciplinary research, social-ecological systems. [Extracted from the article]