Symposium Papers
The ITMEMS symposia provide an opportunity for coral reef managers to share experiences and lessons learned, through multi-disciplinary consideration of management-related case studies and to identify gaps and priorities for future action to manage tropical marine ecosystems.
ReefBase hosts digital copies of the various papers presented at the 2nd ITMEMS, and this page provides access to them. You may search by author, words in the title, keywords, or by theme.
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Search Result: 6 records
Theme 3 - Public/private Sector Partnerships
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Mackay, K.,
2003
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Community managed marineprotected areas in the Pacific islands: summary of case studies.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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Mackay, K.
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2003
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Community managed marineprotected areas in the Pacific islands: summary of case studies.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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ITMEMS2, mpa, community co-management
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Setiasih, N.,
2003
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Contribution of local stakeholders to coral reef management through building independent coral monitoring for management network:
Reef Check Indonesia Network Case.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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Setiasih, N.
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2003
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Contribution of local stakeholders to coral reef management through building independent coral monitoring for management network:
Reef Check Indonesia Network Case.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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ITMEMS2, monitoring
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Hill, J.,
2003
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Implementing Reef Check as a long-term monitoring program on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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Hill, J.
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2003
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Implementing Reef Check as a long-term monitoring program on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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The micro-logistics for implementing a Reef Check volunteer coral reef monitoring program differ across location. It is the role of the Reef Check coordinator to be creative as they organise this program locally. In Queensland, Australia there is a well-established coral reef monitoring and management system in place. However, the Great Barrier Reef is over 2000km in length and only a small portion of this is currently monitored under the government system. As this program develops, the implementation of Reef Check will provide a cost-effective expansion to our understanding of the reef processes of the Great Barrier Reef. At present, Reef Check is coordinated using a small government grant. However, local resources are being utilised to enhance the efficiency of expenditures in sea transport and training costs. Firstly, transport to the reef is provided free of charge by the dive industry who receive publicity for their efforts in return. Secondly, volunteer Marine Biology student trainees under the supervision of the coordinator train Reef Check volunteers. These students gain work-experience, whilst reducing the workload of the coordinator. Lastly, a take-home identification study presentation has been designed to maximise the training benefits of volunteers before their participation in formal training sessions.
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Bayer, T.,
2003
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Mariculture: alleviating poverty in coastal Tanzania.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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Bayer, T.
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2003
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Mariculture: alleviating poverty in coastal Tanzania.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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ITMEMS2, aquaculture
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Riedmiller, S.,
2003
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Private Sector Investment in Marine Conservation: what can make it happen? Experiences of Chumbe Island Coral Park Ltd.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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Riedmiller, S.
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2003
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Private Sector Investment in Marine Conservation: what can make it happen? Experiences of Chumbe Island Coral Park Ltd.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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ITMEMS2, mpa, private sector
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W. Sivoi,
2003
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The coral gardens initiative Cuvu Site: a partnership between foundation for the peoples of the south Pacific, Shangri-La’s Fijian resort, and the Cuvu community to restore coral reefs and manage fisheries resources.
Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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W. Sivoi
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2003
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The coral gardens initiative Cuvu Site: a partnership between foundation for the peoples of the south Pacific, Shangri-La’s Fijian resort, and the Cuvu community to restore coral reefs and manage fisheries resources.
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Paper presented at the Second International Tropical Marine Ecosystems Management Symposium (ITMEMS 2), Manilla, Philippines. March 24-27, 2003. Theme 03.
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ITMEMS2, restoration, community management,
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