MPA Science Brief: What Does the Science Say? DO “NO-TAKE” MARINE RESERVES BENEFIT ADJACENT FISHERIES? Despite using conventional fishery management tools such as changes in gear used, use of short-term closures, an

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Date: 2017-07-31 07:00:56 Fishing Fisheries law Fisheries science Marine conservation Protected areas Marine protected area Oceanography Fisheries management Ichthyoplankton Overfishing Marine reserve Fish stock		MPA Science Brief: What Does the Science Say? DO “NO-TAKE” MARINE RESERVES BENEFIT ADJACENT FISHERIES? Despite using conventional fishery management tools such as changes in gear used, use of short-term closures, an Add to Reading List Source URL: nmsmarineprotectedareas.blob.core.windows.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 522,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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