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Marine and Coastal Ecosystem Stewardship

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Our seas and coasts are an asset with rich and varied resources, both living and non-living. They support livelihoods through marine and coastal industries such as fishing, aquaculture, energy extraction and tourism. They provide spaces for recreation, play and relaxation. For the many of us who live at the coasts, the marine environment provides a sense of place and identity. Indeed, in some locations, particularly small island nations, our seas and coasts define cultures, and cultural practices such as ‘pearling’ (the traditional sea-use of harvesting pearls from oyster beds in Bahrain) have even been entered into the World Heritage List.

History

Publication title

The Science and Practice of Landscape Stewardship

Editors

C Bieling, T Plieninger

Pagination

265-280

ISBN

9781107142268

Department/School

Oceans and Cryosphere

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Publication status

  • Published

Place of publication

United Kingdom

Extent

19

Rights statement

Copyright 2017 Cambridge University Press

Socio-economic Objectives

180201 Assessment and management of coastal and estuarine ecosystems

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